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We create highly personalized spaces that nurture and inspire the best in all who dwell in them.

Flourish was founded with the idea that well designed space can make individuals, teams and even organizations better. By mashing together science (insights and research on human behavior) and art (great design principles) a space can fuel productivity, inspire creativity, entice collaboration and even elevate the customer experience. And we pull it off with the talents of local makers and artists whenever possible. We think we are doing something pretty cool and hope you'll follow us on the journey.

10/19/2026

Thank you to Richmond BizSense for the feature on our new retail space and design studio, fully designed by our interior design team! Read the full article at the link in bio, and come see us soon at 5029 Huguenot Road!

10/08/2026

A peek behind the scenes! We’ve been working on renderings for an exciting proposed kitchen redesign with one of our long-time clients in the Fan District!

The current kitchen opens to adjacent rooms, but instead of feeling open, the various ceiling heights, plumbing and mechanical soffits make the space feel disjointed. We propose adding a painted coffered ceiling to level disparate ceiling heights and conceal required plumbing and mechanical needs, while unifying the spaces. It also has a bonus of giving architectural interest to the room where it had been stripped out when it was opened up into a single room.

The existing kitchen footprint was large but unbalanced; the floor plan includes a large island centered on the 1st 2/3s of the kitchen cabinets, with a run of remaining cabinets to the left with dead space in front of them, making those cabinets feel detached from the rest of the kitchen.

Our plans create a more balanced kitchen by extending the island into the “dead space,” with the addition of the butcher block storage island extension.

This allows the range to feel centered in the kitchen, where we added a curved hood surround, a shape that matches other architectural elements in their first floor.

Our clients love to entertain and many of their friends are families with children. To make use of another underutilized space in their kitchen, our plan proposes retrofitting a large radiator that takes up most of this space with a smaller one that can function, but remain concealed at the base of a built-in dining bench. Shallow shelves or plate racks flank the windows and the bench to make the area feel like a nook while camouflaging vertical water pipes that run between the 1st and 2nd stories of the house. A dining bench with comfy cushions, a long oval table, attractive chairs with laminated fabric and a great light make this room welcoming for kid gatherings, craft hour or family dinner.

09/15/2026

Our clients at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture Virginia Museum of History & Culture (VMHC) felt their visitors just wizzed by their retail space instead of carefully shopping because they could see into the wide open space from the corridor. By creating distinct spaces using casework and inviting nooks, including a kids' corners, the space now invites patrons to enter and explore.

We incorporated one of our biggest challenges - a giant structural column in the middle of the room - into our design by building casework that houses jewelry and other wearable merchandise around it and hanging mirrors from it.

A great way to get the parents into the store? A kids nook with peg board to show off kids merchandise!

We worked with the Virginia Museum of History & Culture (VMHC) team to include important existing antiques in the reading nook.

With the walls covered in shelving, we only had one place to create visual interest using pattern: the ceiling. We worked with Sarah Rowland to create custom wallpaper, choosing a style that was architectural in nature that featured rosettes like those found in the iconic Virginia House.

Pulling in the brand colors into the shelving makes the space more vibrant...just like Jocelyn, one of our designers that brought this project to life!

09/02/2026

For the bathrooms at our Museum District Modern renovation, a neutral palette is enriched through layers of texture, organic materials and thoughtful detailing to create warmth and visual depth.

In the wet room - our client fell in love with the terrazzo floor tile on day 1, setting the tone for the rest of the concept. Each piece of the Zellige wall tile is molded, cut and glazed individually, bringing a sense of movement, pattern and color to the space, while keeping it grounded in neutral tones. Designed to withstand wear-and-tear, including moisture, the vintage rug provides a touch of warmth. We also designed a custom floating vanity to provide a clean and sophisticated storage solution for the family. And for a green-thumbed client who loves her plants, the wet room is a perfect parking place for some greenery. The simple glass pendant with polished nickel sourced from Arteriors perfectly complements the other design elements without stealing the show.

In the powder room - the reeded wood vanity has a hidden touch latch door to give access to storage for those small powder room necessities (read: extra toilet paper!) so it is equal parts function and beauty. We continued the use of Zellige tile here, and introduced a backlit mirror to really play up the glaze of the tile. The pendant is made of alabaster stone, casting a beautiful glow. And, of course, all lights on a dimmer - always!

The result? Neutral spaces that feel anything other than boring!

08/20/2026

Step into the heart of our Museum District Modern renovation – a kitchen that carefully balances our clients' needs for a proper culinary workspace, while also maintaining the calm elegance of a beautifully designed environment for entertaining and everyday living. Every cabinet, drawer, and storage solution was intentionally planned to maximize function without compromising the clean, modern aesthetic.

We did away with a traditional dining room and instead opted for an expandable Jupe table, sourced from our friends LaDiff, which provides a more minimal footprint for the family on the day-to-day, but gives the option to expand to seat up to 8 people when it's time to entertain. Our clients also worked with the architects at Johannas Design to position the glass Nano doors perfectly to open fully onto the exterior deck space, instantly increasing their entertaining space, and providing the perfect cross-breeze.

This entire renovation was truly built for the people who live in the space everyday and we couldn't be more thrilled with the results! We'll be sharing more images from this stunning renovation soon – stay tuned!

06/30/2026

I am excited to share two bathrooms from one of our favorite family projects! ✨

It was such a joy to design this jack-and-jill bathroom for our clients’ daughters! We designed the custom cabinetry to navigate the perils of 2 sisters sharing 1 bathroom: each girl gets her own space, divided by additional spillover storage for lotions and potions. The vanity and finishes are sophisticated enough to grow with them but details like the scalloped edge on the roman shade, as well as the pink and red papier-mâché sconces keep it playful while they’re young.

We also had the opportunity to create this gorgeous green guest bathroom for family members visiting those adorable sisters. Picking a single color for every selection in a room can sound like dullsville. But selecting and layering items in the same color family with different textures and patterns can feel so rich. The movement created by this wallpaper pattern, the gloss of the tile and the fluted wood of the vanity prevent the many tones of green from falling flat in this room. The incorporation of brass fixtures and alabaster lighting brightens up this lush space (quite literally!).

~ Stevie

Photo Credit: Gordon Gregory

06/10/2026

✨Excited to share an image from a recent project in the Fan✨

Creating a magical indoor-outdoor space requires more than that gorgeous nano wall opening. To achieve that seamless flow, we made design selections for the interior space (organic grasscloth wallpaper, greens and earthy hues found in surrounding tree canopy) that complement rather than compete with the exterior in those warm months, when the two spaces become one.

Another challenge for making this seamless space work was context. So many inspiration images of indoor-outdoor spaces are Southern California-modern- minimalist in nature. Aside from our decidedly non-California location, this client leaned traditional in their taste. Combining the classic elements found in the rug, roman shade, and wallpaper, with the more modern elements of iron, teak and plain upholstery, we were able to create a more contextually appropriate and personalized version of this look for our client.

✨We are measuring our success on this one by the number of fun happy hours spent in this space!✨

-Stevie

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05/21/2026

We’re rounding out our team at Flourish Spaces and are hiring an Interior Designer with 3–5 years of experience.

Swipe to learn more about the opportunity to join our design-forward team — where thoughtful interiors, creativity, collaboration, and elevated client experiences come together. ✨

To apply, send resume and portfolio to [email protected].

05/11/2026

We are so thrilled to introduce the newest members of the Flourish Spaces family! ✨

As we continue to grow, we’re beyond excited to welcome three incredible additions to our team — each one bringing fresh energy, talent, and passion to everything we do.

Please join us in welcoming:
👋 Audie
👋 Danny
👋 Lisa

Together, they’ll be helping us elevate the Flourish Spaces experience across all areas of the business from full-service interior design and procurement to our beloved retail shop.
This is such an exciting chapter for our team, and we can’t wait for you to get to know them.

05/04/2026

Some collaborations just feel effortless — and working with Sara of Foyer Gallery on the primary bedroom of the Richmond Symphony Design House was exactly that. ✨

From the very first conversation, Sara had an instinctive understanding of the space. The artists she chose were curated with such intention — bringing down the pretty tone of the room and adding a level of sophistication that completed the primary bedroom.

Get your tickets and come see it in person. Swipe to learn more about the artists showcased in the primary bedroom✨

📍 Richmond Symphony Designer House

🖼️ Art curated by Sara |

Address

5029 Huguenot Road
Richmond, VA
23226

Telephone

+18046907243

Website

http://www.flourishspaces.com/

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