Offering custom design services in the Boston area for over 10 years.

 
 

My goal is to partner with you in designing custom solutions that suit your home, budget, and time frame. I take pride in interpreting the unique vision of each client, and guiding them through the design process.The result is beautiful and practical spaces that fulfill each client's specific needs and aspirations.

I know that your home is a reflection of you – your personality, your lifestyle. I am here to assist you in creating signature pieces that will reflect who you are in style, color, and functionality. Over the last decade, I have worked to build a name that is synonymous with quality and personalized service.

 
 

Meet the designer
ELIANA RAJÃO

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A graduate of Mass College of Art and Design, Eliana combines the expertise of a seasoned designer, with the personable nature of a trusted friend. Eliana is passionate about design. Although she offers particular strengths in working with color and a variety of fabrics, connecting with and being perceptive to her clients' desires is her top priority. She considers it her utmost goal to provide her clients with a practical and aesthetically pleasing outcome, that reflects their own personal style.

Eliana's fascination for design began as a young girl in Brazil, as she watched her mother sew and embroider her clothing. After receiving her own sewing machine for her 16th birthday, her wishes materialized. What followed (and continues) are decades of designing fashionable clothing and interior design accessories. 

"With the rich textiles and natural resources of Brazil as my inspiration, I explored a variety of textures, colors and styles. Regularly combining my substantial experience and talents with new perspectives and techniques, I have designed and made decorative accessories for the home, and provided home and personal fashion consultation to clients in the greater Boston-Cambridge area for over 10 years." - Eliana

You can learn more about Eliana here in this interview with Boston Voyager.