Luxury
Interior Design
in Los Angeles & Santa Monica

Refined Interiors, Grounded in Livability

Our interiors design services are rooted in quiet sophistication—spaces that balance form and feeling. Drawing from the architectural rhythms of Los Angeles and the softness of coastal light, we layer enduring materials like stone, lime plaster, and cedar. Our custom home interior design is guided by a reverence for craftsmanship, and genuine respect for the people living there.

Los Angeles Interior Design, Elevated

Our personalized approach to interior design in Los Angeles and Santa Monica is grounded in clarity, collaboration, and intention. From the initial consultation to the final reveal, we guide you through a thoughtful, transparent process—ensuring every detail reflects how you live. We proudly serve clients across Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, Malibu Venice, and the broader Westside.

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Discovery

Step 1: Complimentary Consultation

Ready to transform your Los Angeles or Santa Monica home—or bring a new build to life? We begin with a no-pressure conversation to explore your vision and determine if we're the right fit. If it feels aligned, we'll schedule a private, in-person design consultation to review your goals—budget, architectural details, priorities, and style preferences for your home interior design. As your dedicated Los Angeles interior designer, we also proudly serve Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, Venice, and the broader Westside.

Concept

Step 2: Measurement & Planning

Once you're excited about the proposal, we take detailed measurements—or review architectural plans for new builds—and capture the essence of your space. This is where the design journey truly begins, informed by materiality, light, and how you live.

Produce

Step 4: Seamless Execution

With your design finalized, we oversee ordering, custom fabrication, and delivery—managing the process with precision. You can relax and enjoy the anticipation of your fully transformed Los Angeles home.

Enjoy

Step 5: Reveal & Revel

When everything is in place, we orchestrate a full-service installation and reveal. This is the moment your home becomes what it was meant to be: designed, lived in, and ready for you to enjoy—every detail considered, every layer intentional.

Present

Step 3: Design Visualization

You’ll begin to see your home take form—through mood boards, floor plans, 3D renderings, and curated selections. We’ll present custom furnishings, finishes, and elevated details, including hand-selected materials you can experience firsthand. Every element is chosen to surpass trends and last for decades to come.

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What Sets Olga Doykhen Interior Design Apart

Olga Doykhen creates interiors that are both edited and deeply personal—spaces designed to reflect how her clients live, move, and feel. Her work blends thoughtful architectural detail with quiet luxury, grounded in natural materials and spatial clarity.

Raised in Europe and trained at UCLA, Olga brings a globally informed perspective to her work across Southern California. With a background in architecture and film design, she leads custom residential and commercial projects from concept to completion—with precision, restraint, and intention.

While based in Dana Point, Olga has worked hard to become on the best interior designers in Los Angeles. She serves clients throughout Los Angeles, including Santa Monica, Brentwood, Venice, and Pacific Palisades—delivering cohesive, considered interiors that balance form and feeling.

Ready to upgrade your Los Angeles Home?

Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, marble countertops, gold fixtures, built-in oven, gray backsplash, ceiling light fixture, and green plants.
Modern living room corner with black leather chair, geometric rug, wooden floor, small side table with books, potted plant, and wall-mounted cabinet.
Modern living area with open kitchen, fireplace, wooden cabinets, and decorative shelving. Large windows provide natural light. Indoor plants enhance the cozy ambiance.
Modern bathroom with freestanding bathtub, wooden tray holding a cup and saucer, gold pendant light, stone walls, and arched window with sheer curtains.
Modern living room with curved staircase, gray sofa, decorative pillows, wooden console table, abstract art, and round wall mirror.
Modern dining room with wooden table, black chairs, wall art, and decorative wall accents.
Modern bedroom with wooden accent wall, large bed, and window with outdoor view.
Modern kitchen interior with a central island, wooden cabinets, and decorative lighting.
Modern dining room with black table and chairs, wooden sideboard, geometric wall art, large windows, and hardwood floor.
Modern bedroom with large canopy bed, minimalistic design, wooden flooring, and a contemporary chandelier. Features include a fireplace, a cozy armchair, and large windows offering natural light and outdoor views.
Modern open-plan living room and kitchen with large windows, light wood furniture, green plants, a curved sofa, and a dining table with chairs. The room features a contemporary light fixture and view of a garden outside.
Modern living room with large windows, beige sectional sofa, wooden coffee table, black chair, fireplace, and chandeliers. The room features wooden herringbone floors and a staircase.
Modern home office with white bookshelves, a large window, and a wooden desk with a laptop. Sunlight streams in, creating a bright and inviting space.
Modern living room with beige sofas, black armchair, coffee table, and spiral staircase; dining area in the background.
Modern open kitchen with light wood cabinets, kitchen island with stools, large windows, and greenery outside.

FAQs

Answers to Your Common Design Questions

  • The main difference between interior designers and interior decorators lies in the scope of their work. Interior designers focus on the planning and functionality of a space, often working from the construction phase to shape the layout and architectural elements. They may even involve themselves in aspects of building codes and accessibility standards. Interior decorators, on the other hand, primarily enhance the aesthetics of a space using furniture, textiles, and accessories, without making structural changes. They work on the existing interiors to improve visual appeal and atmosphere.

  • An interior designer enhances the functionality and aesthetics of indoor spaces. They analyze a room's requirements, consider its purpose and dimensions, and design layouts that optimize use and appeal. Beyond selecting decor and furnishings, they create detailed plans, manage budgets, and ensure compliance with safety regulations and building codes. Their work involves collaborating with clients, contractors, and architects to bring a cohesive vision to life.

  • Interior designers enhance the functionality, safety, and aesthetics of interior spaces. They analyze the space needs and select both essential elements and decorative items like colors, lighting, and materials to create cohesive, visually appealing environments. Their skills extend to drawing, reading, and modifying blueprints to ensure that the design vision is accurately translated into reality, aligning with architectural requirements and client preferences.