Streets Studio logo featuring a stylized streetlamp above the word “STREETS” and “STUDIO” below

Interior design for real life | seattle, wa

A home should build the person living in it.

Warm traditional kitchen with a marble island, three bar stools, glass-front wood cabinets, patterned tile backsplash, and white range hood

C. Street Studio designs warm, layered, lived-in homes for Seattle clients who want their space to actually feel like them.

I believe nostalgic interiors shape the way you connect with your home — mentally and emotionally — because a home should build you.

SERVICES

A home should build the person living in it. Whether you're building from the ground up, transforming a kitchen or bath, refreshing a single room, or making a rental feel like your own, I design around the way you actually live. Every project starts with your story and your aesthetic, and I guide you through every decision, from the first floor plan to the final styled details. Having grown up on job sites, I know how much smoother a project runs when design and construction speak the same language, so I stay involved from start to finish.

our philosophy

Cozy bedroom with upholstered bed, mauve bedding, leather bench, botanical decor, and lake views through the windows

At C. Street Studio, I don't believe in a single 'look.' I work across a wide range of aesthetics — because the point was never to impose a style, it's to build a space around you.

No two clients live the same life, so no two homes should look like they came from the same playbook. My job is to figure out who you are and design from there, whatever that ends up looking like.

Nostalgia plays a huge role in how I approach a space. The objects people keep, the colors that feel like home, the small details that quietly hold a memory — those are never just decoration to me. They're the starting point. A house full of things that mean something to you will always feel more like home than one that simply looks good in a photo. That's the thread running through every project: a home should build the person living in it, and it can only do that if it actually reflects who they are.

Meet Katie

Smiling woman with blonde hair and a tattooed arm seated inside a ferry near a window overlooking the water

Interior design wasn't my first career — and that's exactly what makes my approach different.

After nine years in early childhood education, I learned to pay close attention to how environments affect the people who move through them — how a space can make you feel calm, focused, safe or at home. Pair that with a childhood spent on my dad's job sites, and you get a designer who cares just as much about how a room feels as how it's built.

At C. Street Studio, named after the street I grew up on, every design begins with your story, not a particular aesthetic. The memories you carry, the life you're living now and the one you're building next all shape the space, so your home can truly build you.

Let’s Work Together

Warm, modern hallway with hardwood floors, colorful abstract artwork, wall sconces, houseplants, and a cream sofa.