Cover story · The quiet luxury of plaster — p. 14
Full-service interior design for Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Silverleaf. Plaster, travertine, clay and light — a home that fits the desert and the people who live in it. Process in writing, budget on page one.
We walk your home, read your light, and put scope and budget in writing before a single sketch. The moodboard becomes drawings you can hold.
Travertine, plaster, linen, oak — sampled on our table, priced line by line. Trade-only workrooms and ateliers your feed has never seen.
Every elevation is drawn against the Sonoran sun. Where it rises, where it rakes the plaster at 6pm — the desert designs with us.
Install happens in one choreographed day. You leave at breakfast, come home at dusk — and the house is finished, styled, camera-ready.
Every room, every trade, one hand on the wheel. Concept to install for whole homes — architecture liaison, procurement, workrooms and the reveal day included.
Book a Design ConsultWe join at the plan stage — finishes, millwork, lighting and layouts decided before drywall, so nothing gets value-engineered into regret.
Book a Design ConsultThe house is built; it just doesn't feel like yours yet. Furniture, textiles, art and objects — sourced trade-only, installed in a single day.
Book a Design ConsultSix hours with the studio on one room: layout, palette, shopping list and a plan you keep — whether we build it together or you run with it.
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LINEA is a small studio on Main Street, Old Town Scottsdale. Every project is led by a principal — never handed down — and every budget is a document, not a conversation. We take twelve homes a year, so each one gets the table you see here.
“We left for breakfast and came home to a finished house. Every drawer was styled, every lamp was lit. Fourteen weeks, exactly as the letter said.”
“Three designers showed us mood boards. LINEA showed us a budget, a calendar and the exact travertine slab — then hit all three.”
“The Design Day paid for itself the same afternoon. One room, six hours, and a plan so clear our contractor asked who drew it.”
Four fields, forty seconds. A principal designer — not an inbox robot — reads every note and replies within two business days with next steps and consult times.