Rebecca J Hansen Design

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Rebecca J Hansen Design

Curated Interior, Effortless living
* LA Times & AD
* Historic Preservation Award
* Pasadena Showcase House
Southern California & Beyond

11/09/2026

A vintage piece becomes a true working part of the kitchen when you give it a stone top. Marble or granite adds durability and a quiet weight that feels grounded.
For this kitchen, I found a side table for $60 and topped it with a remnant of honed black granite. The matte finish catches the light softly, and the surface is durable for prep. It gives the room character and reminds me that unique, functional pieces often have a past.

11/02/2026

Moments like this remind us why I built RJH Design Studio.
When we created this studio, the goal was simple: offer an unmatched, detail-oriented experience where quality and client satisfaction always come first.
Client reviews reinforce that vision. Knowing that our work makes a tangible difference.
To all of our current clients: thank you for your continued trust and support.
To anyone considering their first visit: we would love the opportunity to show you what sets us apart.
Book your introductory call via the link in our bio.
Last photography by .lei

10/26/2026

The best pieces rarely announce themselves. A brass lamp half hidden behind a stack of frames, a worn oak bench with a softened edge, a linen textile that still holds its color. Each one carries a past, and it becomes part of yours.
In my full length video, I share what to bring, how to negotiate graciously, where to look, and how to style your finds so they feel collected, not crowded.
Watch the full video is in my bio.

10/19/2026

A well-styled home rarely comes from a single shopping trip. It comes from finding the treasures that are right for you.
Buying quickly is the surest way to end up with a generic home. Taking your time lets the right objects find you, and the result feels personal and effortless.
If you would like to see the full video, check out my YouTube channel. The link is in my bio.

10/12/2026

A bedroom should feel like an exhale. In this Pasadena primary suite, every detail was thoughtfully chosen. The linens are soft. Plants add a touch of green and airiness to the room. Pieces gathered from travels, each holding a memory, make the space feel unmistakably lived-in and personal.
When my clients come home, I want the door to close behind them and the day to fall away. That is the quiet luxury I design for: a room that asks nothing of you and gives you everything you need.
If you are ready to create a bedroom that feels like yours, my design calendar is open for new projects in November.

10/05/2026

The house is officially dressed for Halloween, and I am delighted by every detail.
There is a particular joy in this season. The light turns golden earlier, the candles come out, and the decor brings in the Halloween spirit.

Holiday decorating, at its best, is storytelling. It is the one time we give ourselves full permission to be theatrical at home, and the rooms feel more alive for it. Halloween asks for texture, shadow, and a little mystery, which are the same ingredients that make an interior feel layered and lived in year-round.

If your home could use a seasonal refresh that feels personal, considered, and entirely effortless, I would love to help you shape it.

09/28/2026

Before and After:
These past projects were fun transformations. It’s one of the best parts of being an interior designer to see a project transform from a drawing and design plan into a beautifully finished space.

1. Highland Park bathroom remodel
2. Arcadia bathroom remodel
3. Oxnard loft
4. Woman’s Club of South Pasadena bathroom restoration

09/14/2026

Have you ever wondered what a Designer takes to a consultation?
This is what’s in my bag: a tape measure, a notebook, a design summary, a fan deck, and metal finishes.
We start by walking the space together. I take photos and video as we go, noticing how the light falls and how they move through the space. Then we sit down with the design summary and inspirational images chosen from their design questionnaire.
This is where the design process truly begins. Before I draw a single plan, I need to understand how someone lives in their space and how they want to feel when they walk through the front door.
The tape measure gives me dimensions. The conversation gives me everything else.

09/09/2026

Some of the best square footage in a home is hiding in plain sight.
This little loft in Oxnard used to be an unused closet. Now it's a cozy TV nook, tucked away and quietly proportioned for one purpose: relaxing.
With the gloom and rain settling over LA these 2 days, spaces like this feel more relevant than ever. Somewhere to curl up with a book, press play on a favorite film, and let the weather do its thing outside.
Good design does not always mean more space. Sometimes it means noticing the space you already have and giving it a job.
Dreaming of a cozy corner in your own home? Send me a message and let's find the space you didn't know you had.

08/31/2026

The Atwater Village kitchen is nearly finished.
Soapstone countertops bring depth. Heath tile adds handmade texture and warmth. Mixed metals throughout let the fixtures feel collected rather than matched.
These photos capture a kitchen built to be lived in, cooked in, and gathered around for years to come.
At RJH Design Studio, we are accepting new clients for the fall. The fall is the perfect time to get started on the design process.

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Highland Park, CA
90042

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http://rebeccajhansen.com/

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