Lindsey Brooke Design

Lindsey Brooke Design Interior Decorating for all budgets locally and world wide through E-design services. Contact me with any of your design questions! I'm happy to help!

Lindsey Brooke Design was created in an attempt to fill up my creative cup again and pursue a life long dream of being an Interior Decorator. After lots of soul searching and finding my passion again for design I decided to pour all my thoughts, tips, and my design passion into this business. With a design background in fashion, I have always wanted to go into Interiors as well and never gave myse

lf the opportunity. Since becoming a mom to my wonderful son in May of 2013, I have put my time, energy and focus into him. Now its time to take a little bit of that back and take a leap of faith and do something I love. I grew up and have lived all of my life in San Diego and the greater Los Angeles area. Currently residing in Thousand Oaks, CA with my loving husband, and our two adventurous boys James and Beau. I spend my days playing with my boys, enjoying California weather, and creating fun and beautiful spaces. I love blending in budget friendly and high end pieces to give you a unique one of a kind space. Whether you have a small budget or none at all I would love to help you create your dream room.

August is always the month that sneaks up on me.One minute we’re on family vacation soaking up every last bit of summer,...
08/31/2026

August is always the month that sneaks up on me.

One minute we’re on family vacation soaking up every last bit of summer, and the next we’re back-to-school shopping, prepping for Design Camp, gearing up for a busy season, and sending Beau off to his last year of elementary school... which I’m choosing not to think too hard about.

I’m a summer girl through and through, so I’m squeezing every last beach day, BBQ, and slow evening out of this season before September kicks everything into high gear.

Also... I refuse to buy notebooks and lunchboxes while I’m still living in a swimsuit. 😂

Interior Designer Life, California Living, Garden Lifes, Summer Lifestyle, Personal Photodump

08/31/2026

The waters don’t get calmer. You just get better at navigating them.

At this point, Austin and Design Camp just feel synonymous to me. A few days of stepping away from real life, over-order...
08/28/2026

At this point, Austin and Design Camp just feel synonymous to me. A few days of stepping away from real life, over-ordering at dinners, staying up way too late talking business and life, laughing until we cry, and somehow leaving completely exhausted but also weirdly re-inspired at the same time.

Every year camp becomes this mix of education, therapy session, creative reset, networking event, and girls trip all rolled into one. One minute you’re talking pricing strategies, the next minute someone’s crying over burnout at dinner, and then somehow by midnight everyone is hyping each other up like they’ve been friends for years.

I know how much it takes to step away from your business, family, responsibilities, inboxes, and everyday life to come to something like this, so I never take it lightly that all of you choose to spend these few days with us.

Whether this is your first camp or you’ve been with us since the early years, I hope you come ready to learn a lot, ask questions, make new friends, have honest conversations, and maybe leave Austin feeling a little lighter, more energized, and more excited about your business again.

Also… prepare for minimal sleep, a lot of talking, and probably at least one emotional moment. It wouldn’t be Design Camp otherwise. See you in Austin 🤍

Design Community, Interior Design Education, Creative Business, Design Camp Austin, Interior Designer Retreat

08/26/2026

My parents owned floral shops, I grew up in them so flowers hold a really special meaning to me. I really love the process of picking out the flowers and arranging them myself and I want to share my thought process with you! Here are a few of my guiding principles:

1. Start with a color palette. I always let the colors of the interiors lead the way for my selection, for example Project Next Chapter has a lot greens, whites and pops of color that are more prevalent in the kid’s spaces.
2. Play with various heights and textures. In the same way I style a bookshelf, it gives visual interest when you have contrast in the flowers you use for the arrangement.
3. Incorporate greenery that has movement. You don’t need to only stick with flowers! Greenery that has more texture to it looks beautiful paired with a flower that is sleek and structured. It also is striking on it’s own, especially if it has a cascading effect.

Plants instantly bring life into a space and honestly I don’t think a room is complete without them!

Photography: Kwin

Floral Design, Flower Arranging, Interior Styling, Floral Inspiration, Home Styling

Ten years ago I took on my first real design project with no idea where it would lead. This month, Lindsey Brooke Design...
08/24/2026

Ten years ago I took on my first real design project with no idea where it would lead. This month, Lindsey Brooke Design turns 10, and it felt like the right moment to reintroduce myself. So hi, I’m Lindsey! Designer, plant enthusiast, tennis mom, vintage collector, and someone who genuinely believes the little details are everything, in a home and in a life. Here’s a little collection of notes to get to know me and I’d love to know if there is anything we may share in common - tell me in the comments, I read every one! So happy you’re here, and I hope you will stick around for all things design and the bits in between.

Interior Design Studio, California Interior Design, Designer Story, Design Journey, Meet the Designer

08/21/2026

This house doesn’t have a lot of rooms, but the bones are beautiful, so the real work was making each space multi-functional. There’s no separate formal living room and family room here, so we turned the formal dining room into this den instead. It’s built for a glass of w**e after the kids are in bed, as well as for homework, video games, and sleepovers with friends. Two built-in desks make it work for both. It’s a room they used to use twice a year for holidays, now built for every day. That’s the goal every time: we’re always making spaces beautiful for everyday living.

| Photography: Amy Bartlam Videography: Kwin

custom cabinetry, Interior Design, Home Functionality, Space Planning, Custom Cabinetry, Functional Design

Ten favorites from a decade of designing, and honestly, narrowing it down to just ten was hard. In ten years, we've work...
08/19/2026

Ten favorites from a decade of designing, and honestly, narrowing it down to just ten was hard. In ten years, we've worked on well over a hundred rooms, and each one taught us something different, about color, about function, or about solving a problem we didn't see coming.

These are the ten that have stayed with me. Swipe through for a look back.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

My first real client, and the first time I ever worked with Amy Bartlam behind the camera.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

The night sky floor tile maps a real constellation, the same one that sits directly over his bedroom.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

We had the budget to go all out here, with linen wallpaper, hand-painted trim, and custom furniture throughout.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

This appliance garage turned into more of an entertaining garage; it's where the fun actually happens. Right off that nook, this custom built-in became her favorite seat in the whole house.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

One of my favorite beds we've ever designed. This closet is about as minimal as it gets, and it still made one of the biggest impacts in the house.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

This fireplace is carved from Viola marble, still one of my favorites we've ever done. Nearly every piece of furniture in this room was custom, down to the millwork on the walls.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

One of our first true ground-up projects, we got to shape these fireplace curves ourselves.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

We reworked this bathtub design multiple times to get the proportions right. That mirror took some creative problem-solving; just past it is a window into their yoga studio.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

The whole layout of this kitchen changed, repeat clients gave us the trust to get creative. A closer look at the materials that made this kitchen feel brand new.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Every inch of this small kitchen was planned to earn its place. This project became one of the most meaningful we've don

My garden keeps reminding me that the best things can’t be rushed. You can give something all the right conditions, and ...
08/17/2026

My garden keeps reminding me that the best things can’t be rushed. You can give something all the right conditions, and it still blooms on its own timeline. Design projects are a lot like that, and it’s not just the plants- even the wildlife is teaching me new lessons.

Plot twist of 2026: the girl who used to run from butterflies is now planting milkweed on purpose, just so they’ll come hang out in the backyard. Turns out the more time you spend around something that scares you, the less power it has over you. Honestly, that’s been true for just about everything in business too.

Seasonal Inspiration, Color Palette, California Living, Home Inspiration, Late Summer Design

Wondering where your design budget actually needs to go? It’s less about spending more and more about knowing which choi...
08/14/2026

Wondering where your design budget actually needs to go? It’s less about spending more and more about knowing which choices you’ll still love in ten years versus ten months. After a decade of guiding clients through this exact question, I’ve narrowed it down to five places I tell them to invest first. Swipe through to see where I’d start, and where it’s safe to save.

Photography: Amy Bartlam

Custom Furniture, Home Investment, Interior Design Process, Timeless Design, Home Renovation

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