Courtney Balsam Interior Design

Courtney Balsam Interior Design Courtney Balsam Interior Design is a San Antonio-based designer with a passion for blending luxury style with functional living for your spaces.

There’s something special about a freestanding tub tucked into a light-filled window nook. Soft natural light, classic m...
08/25/2026

There’s something special about a freestanding tub tucked into a light-filled window nook. Soft natural light, classic millwork, and timeless finishes create a primary bath that feels fresh, peaceful, and quietly luxurious.
We love designing bathrooms that feel less like a purely functional space and more like a place to slow down, unwind, and stay awhile.

We love creating spaces that don’t feel overly designed, but instead feel as though they’ve naturally evolved through th...
08/24/2026

We love creating spaces that don’t feel overly designed, but instead feel as though they’ve naturally evolved through the years. Classic silhouettes mingle with soft blues, warm woods, layered textiles, collected artwork, and a few unexpected details to give this room personality and soul.
And tucked into that tailored blue sofa? Recliners. Proof that comfort and beautiful design absolutely can coexist.

We love incorporating those practical, everyday luxuries in a way that feels completely at home in a thoughtfully designed space.

Because a beautiful room should also be a comfortable one, every piece was chosen with real life, conversation, and gathering in mind.

Photography: Glass Lake Media

A quick studio note: We recently discovered that our website contact page experienced a technical issue and was unavaila...
08/21/2026

A quick studio note: We recently discovered that our website contact page experienced a technical issue and was unavailable for a period of time. It’s now back up and working as intended.

If you tried to reach out and weren’t able to connect with us, we’d love to hear from you. Our inquiry form is ready when you are. 😊

Who says a hardworking space can’t spark a little joy? 🤍For this laundry + mudroom, we wanted to create a space that fee...
08/20/2026

Who says a hardworking space can’t spark a little joy? 🤍
For this laundry + mudroom, we wanted to create a space that feels light, fresh, and happy, while complementing the cottage charm found throughout the rest of the home.

Soft blue cabinetry, classic black-and-white floors, warm brass details, and a whimsical bird wallpaper bring personality to the room, while thoughtful storage, a deep utility sink, and a tucked-away landing spot keep it beautifully functional.

The result is a hardworking space that feels cheerful and collected—a reminder that even the most practical rooms can be designed to spark joy and make the everyday feel a little more special.

Architect: Dibello Architects, PLLC

Builder: David Mills Custom Homes

Designer: Courtney Balsam Interior Design

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A fresh take on the traditional kitchen island.Rather than lining the second island with bar stools, we designed a custo...
08/19/2026

A fresh take on the traditional kitchen island.
Rather than lining the second island with bar stools, we designed a custom banquette to create a comfortable gathering spot for everyday meals—eliminating the need for a separate breakfast table and making better use of the space.

Because a hardworking kitchen should also be beautiful, we chose a durable leather for the banquette seat and had the dining chair fabric laminated for easy cleaning—practical details that allow this space to truly be lived in.

Layered with warm wood, classic brass, tailored upholstery and collected artwork, the result feels timeless, inviting and thoughtfully designed for the way this family lives.

Beautiful design is always in the details—and sometimes, it’s about rethinking the expected.

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A new build with the charm and character of a home that has been here for generations.Working closely with the architect...
08/17/2026

A new build with the charm and character of a home that has been here for generations.

Working closely with the architect, we thoughtfully layered timeless cottage-inspired details, classic proportions, and unique architectural elements to give this home a sense of history and individuality from the very beginning.

The goal was simple: create something new that feels beautifully established.

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Join our Team!If you have strong organizational skills, love interiors and design, and enjoy managing the details from s...
08/17/2026

Join our Team!
If you have strong organizational skills, love interiors and design, and enjoy managing the details from selection to installation, we’d love to hear from you!

Please send a resume to: [email protected]

When the rest of the home has a strong mid-century modern personality, the bathroom needs to feel like it belongs—but th...
08/12/2026

When the rest of the home has a strong mid-century modern personality, the bathroom needs to feel like it belongs—but that doesn’t mean it has to play by all the rules.

Warm walnut cabinetry and clean lines nod to the home’s mid-century style, while brushed brass, oversized sliding mirrors, teal flooring, and a few playful details give this space its own personality.

The result? A bathroom that feels connected to the rest of the home, but still has a little fun of its own. Because cohesive design doesn’t mean every room has to match—it means every room should feel like part of the same story.

A little retro, a little refined, and definitely not boring.

Photography:
@615.media

A well-designed patio isn't just about beautiful furniture—it's about creating destinations.Instead of filling one large...
08/11/2026

A well-designed patio isn't just about beautiful furniture—it's about creating destinations.
Instead of filling one large space with a single seating arrangement, we created distinct seating zones that invite people to gather in different ways. Around the fire pit, there's an intimate spot for evening conversations and a glass of wine. Just beyond, the covered dining area is ready for family dinners and effortless entertaining. Each space has its own purpose while flowing seamlessly into the next.

By thoughtfully defining each zone, the patio feels larger, more functional, and ready to host everything from quiet mornings to lively evenings with friends.

Ensuring every outdoor room should have a reason to linger. Because design isn't just about how a space looks—it's about how people experience it.

From dark and dated to bright, timeless, and functional.While the original kitchen had great bones, it felt enclosed and...
08/10/2026

From dark and dated to bright, timeless, and functional.

While the original kitchen had great bones, it felt enclosed and disconnected from the rest of the home. One of the biggest changes we made was removing the wall between the kitchen and dining room, creating an open, light-filled space that completely transformed the way this family lives and entertains.

Opening the floor plan allowed us to introduce a large, hardworking island—the new centerpiece of the home. It's where meals are prepped, friends gather, and everyday moments unfold.

Finished with rich blue cabinetry, warm brass accents, crisp white countertops, and thoughtfully designed storage, the new kitchen feels fresh, timeless, and incredibly functional.

Swipe to see the before... proof that removing one wall can completely change the heart of a home. 💙

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903 E Nakoma Drive, Suit 106
San Antonio, TX
78216

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