Trevor Fulmer Design LLC

Trevor Fulmer Design LLC Interior Design | Boston, MA
Trevor Fulmer Design transforms residential and commercial spaces into award-winning expressions of art. Let’s create together.

09/01/2026

From drab to dynamic: A fully custom walnut wall

We developed a new interior architecture plan for this millwork wall, creating symmetry through a new archway leading into the entry and a custom built in designed to balance the composition.

Chrome detailing between the walnut panels adds another layer of visual interest and highlights the verticality of the wall.

We also resurfaced the fireplace in an ocean inspired blue gray marble, introducing natural movement and contrast against the warmth of the walnut.

The result completely transformed the room and remains one of our favorite before and after transformations.

Build: FBNConstruction

New Blog Drop! How to Renovate Without Dating Your HomeA home renovation is a significant investment. The goal should no...
08/28/2026

New Blog Drop! How to Renovate Without Dating Your Home

A home renovation is a significant investment. The goal should not be to create an interior that looks current for the next few years. It should be to create a home that continues to feel relevant long after today’s biggest design trends have changed.

For homeowners this is particularly important. Many of the homes we renovate already have a strong architectural identity. Boston brownstones, historic townhouses, coastal homes and established suburban residences often benefit from thoughtful modernization rather than complete reinvention.

Timeless interior design does not mean playing it safe or avoiding personality. Some of the most enduring interiors use dramatic stone, expressive lighting, rich woods, unusual artwork and unexpected color. The difference is that those decisions are connected to the architecture and the people living there rather than a passing trend.

Explore our blog to discover eight ways we approach renovations that are designed to last.

Photo Jared Kuzia
Style Verne Cordova

08/27/2026

Where furniture and lighting become one.

We designed the custom credenza specifically around the sculptural Bec Brittain BEC BRITTAIN fixture, allowing the pendant to dip down and interrupt the cabinet’s form. Contrasting wood grains, unexpected curves, sculptural negative space, and a lucite base play against the sharp, angular geometry of the light above.

The result is bold, edgy, and entirely one of a kind, much like our fabulous client.

Credenza by Jeff Woods

A modern artful layered primary bedroom suite. Each thoughtful piece, carefully curated, in its place. A true place to r...
08/24/2026

A modern artful layered primary bedroom suite. Each thoughtful piece, carefully curated, in its place. A true place to relax. 🤍🤎

Photo by Sabrina Baloun

Creative partners:
Designer Draperies Of Boston
FRETTE
Landry & Arcari

08/21/2026

Patchwork in Prismatic

A collection of fragments, brought together to create something entirely its own.

Patchwork explores the beauty of layering, overlapping shapes, unexpected color, and the imperfect geometry that makes a composition feel collected rather than constructed. In Prismatic, those elements come alive through a vibrant palette that shifts across the surface, creating movement and depth from every angle.

Part of Foundations, my collection created in collaboration with Landry & Arcari, Patchwork is a reminder that the most interesting spaces often come from bringing unexpected pieces together.

Foundations / Trevor Fulmer × Landry & Arcari

08/20/2026

Fusions

Inspired by the unexpected ways color, form, and texture come together in nature, Fusions explores the beauty of contrast, and what happens when seemingly disparate elements become something entirely new.

Part of Foundations, my collection created in collaboration with Landry & Arcari, each design translates organic inspiration into a graphic, tactile foundation for the spaces we inhabit.

Fusions is about finding balance in the unexpected: where shapes overlap, colors shift, and individual elements come together to create a composition greater than the sum of its parts.

Foundations / Trevor Fulmer × Landry & Arcari

Sun-drenched in the city. ☀️ Perched on the top floor of a luxury condominium in Boston’s South End, this penthouse is f...
08/20/2026

Sun-drenched in the city. ☀️

Perched on the top floor of a luxury condominium in Boston’s South End, this penthouse is flooded with natural light throughout the day. Expansive windows capture the changing light and frame views across the city.

Natural light in the city is a game changer, but an abundance of it also requires thoughtful design decisions. Direct sunlight can fade fabrics, discolor natural materials, damage artwork, and alter wood finishes over time. We consider these conditions early in the design process, specifying performance fabrics, fade resistant materials, and finishes that can better withstand prolonged exposure.

Window treatments also become an important layer of protection. UV protecting roller shades help reduce damaging rays, while light filtering sheers soften intense sunlight without sacrificing the brightness or views that make the penthouse so special. Blackout shades provide another level of control in bedrooms and other spaces where complete light management is important.

Bright natural light also influences color and material selection. Colors can appear dramatically different in strong daylight, while reflective surfaces, metals, stone, and glass can amplify glare. Balancing matte and reflective finishes, warmer tones, and varied textures allows us to embrace the sunlight rather than compete with it.

The goal is not to block the light. It is to control it, protect the interior from it, and use it as another material within the design.

Build: FBNConstruction
Photos: Jared Kuzia
Style: Kaylei McGaw Anchor Artists | Artist Representative

New Blog is live! Here are eight interior design trends I see shaping Fall 2026.Fall has always influenced how we experi...
08/17/2026

New Blog is live! Here are eight interior design trends I see shaping Fall 2026.

Fall has always influenced how we experience our homes. As the days get shorter and life moves back indoors, we naturally become more aware of color, texture, lighting and how a room makes us feel. For Fall 2026, interior design trends are moving beyond predictable seasonal decorating and toward something much more lasting.

Across Boston and the surrounding communities of homeowners are investing in interiors that feel warmer, more personal and increasingly connected to natural materials. Instead of changing a home for one season, the best fall interior design ideas can influence how a space looks and functions throughout the year.

Images by Jared Kuzia

08/13/2026

What would you pass through the pass-through?

In this kitchen, the window opens straight out to the pool bar, making it easy to send out cocktails, snacks, and maybe a little good-natured chaos.

Because the best kitchens aren’t just designed for cooking. They’re designed for gathering.

HARMONY. Harmony is found through a thoughtful floor plan. Harmony is created through a cohesive palette of textiles, wo...
08/12/2026

HARMONY. Harmony is found through a thoughtful floor plan. Harmony is created through a cohesive palette of textiles, woods and metals. Harmony is established through an inspiring and layered lighting plan.

Harmony is what creates good design.

Photo: Jared Kuzia
Seen in: Architectural Digest

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