Debby Rask is a full-service interior design studio working with families and small businesses nationwide, with active projects across Texas, New York, Illinois, and Florida. We build slow, layered rooms that hold up to ordinary Tuesday afternoons.
Full renovation of a 1902 farmhouse in Columbia County. We kept the original oak floors and rebuilt the kitchen around honed Calacatta, unlacquered brass, and a plaster range hood | the kind of details that look like they were always there.
A small archive of recent event interiors | from intimate supper rooms to ballrooms set for two hundred. Swipe to wander through.
№ 01 | Houston, TX
The Grand Ballroom
Cascading crystal beneath coffered beams | a setting built for celebration.
№ 02 | Dallas, TX
The Drapery Pavilion
Blush silk ceilings strung with a thousand lights | a gala dressed for two hundred.
№ 03 | Houston, TX
Maison Verde
Sage banquettes, walnut, and a marble bar | a fine-dining room lit like a jewel box.
№ 04 | Charleston, SC
Chapel of the Lilies
Soaring vaults and stained glass | a sanctuary made for quiet, luminous mornings.
№ 05 | River Oaks, TX
The Olive Residence
Linen, oak, and a single arched window | a family room that breathes.
№ 06 | Manhattan, NY
Hôtel Marbre
Travertine floors and a bronze chandelier | a lobby built to slow the city down.
№ 07 | Sarasota, FL
Sanctuary Spa
Limewash, water, and a lone olive tree | a quiet room for resetting the day.
№ 08 | Napa, CA
The Vaulted Cellar
Brick, candlelight, and walnut | a long table set for a long, slow evening.
№ 09 | Hudson, NY
The Linen Suite
Four-poster oak, white linen, and a sage velvet bench | a bedroom made for slow mornings.
№ 10 | Chicago, IL
Conservatory Hall
Tall arched windows draped in sage velvet, dressed for a long, slow dinner.
№ 11 | Hudson, NY
The Loft Pavilion
Linen-soft ceilings and rattan light | a barn rethought as a romantic room.
№ 12 | Sarasota, FL
The Olive Room
An intimate supper for twenty, lit only by sun and beeswax.
№ 13 | Manhattan, NY
Marble & Lily Hall
Corinthian columns and ivory blooms, hushed into a single, perfect frame.
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Philosophy
“A good room is a long conversation between the things you've gathered and the light you actually live in. Our work is to listen carefully on both sides.”
No studio visit required. Book a complimentary consultation and we'll walk through your space together | by video call or over the phone, whichever suits you best.
By Phone
A relaxed walkthrough of your project, your timeline, and how we can help | no screens required.
From floor plans to the last lamp shade. Sourcing, custom millwork, art direction.
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Renovation & New Build
Partnership with your architect and builder from the first sketch through punchlist.
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E-Design
A single room, fully designed and shoppable, delivered as a digital folio in four weeks.
As seen in
Architectural Digest·
Elle Decor·
Domino·
Dwell·
Rue Magazine·
Better Homes & Gardens
Kind Words
“Debby gave us a house that finally feels like the one we'd been describing to each other for years. The rooms are calm and the details are quietly perfect.”
“Working with Debby from across the country felt effortless. She listened harder than any designer we'd interviewed, and the result is a home that looks like us on our best day.”
“Every material was chosen with such patience. Two years in, the kitchen still stops me in the mornings — it's aged into itself the way she promised it would.”
“Our brownstone had been renovated three times before Debby. It took her one visit to see what it actually wanted to be. We recommend her to everyone.”
“Debby designed our home entirely by video. It arrived in real life feeling warmer than we ever imagined a remote project could.”
Debby gave us a house that finally feels like the one we'd been describing to each other for years. The rooms are calm and the details are quietly perfect.
Transformation
Slide to see the difference.
A tired living room brought quietly forward — the same architecture, the same footprint, honest materials given room to breathe. Drag the handle to compare.
BeforeAfter
Living Room · Full refresh · 2024
The Process
Three unhurried steps.
Whether we're finishing a single room or a whole house, the shape of the work stays the same — a careful start, a patient middle, and a finish that quietly disappears into your life.
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Discovery
A complimentary virtual consultation to walk through your rooms, your rhythm, and the story you want the house to tell.
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Design
Floor plans, material palettes, and full room concepts — presented in a folio you keep, revised until every choice feels inevitable.
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Delivery
We manage sourcing, custom pieces, install, and styling. You come home to a finished room, not a to-do list.
Why the first eight feet of a house deserve more attention than the last eight thousand dollars of furniture.
Notebook · 3 min
Five linens we keep returning to
A short list of the cloth we specify again and again, and the small mills that still make it the old way.
Begin
Begin a project with the studio.
We take on a small number of full-service projects each year and a handful of e-design folios each season. Tell us about your home | we read every note ourselves.
