Credentials, Portfolio, and Project Scale
- Licensing & Affiliations: Not all interior designers in Arizona must be licensed, but most of the best in the industry are members of ASID (American Society of Interior Designers) or IDS (Interior Design Society) and are rated by the BBB (Better Business Bureau). When you are having construction done, ensure the business has a licensed contractor involved with them or part of their staff.
- Portfolio Depth: Search for at least 5 to 10 projects of a similar size, budget, and style to yours. Having multiple projects indicates various skills, but similar projects indicate expertise.
- Project Scale Match: A designer who would otherwise work on new 1,000 sq ft condos might not be ideal to work on a 7,000 sq ft estate renovation. Even bigger companies might not be willing to do small projects.
- Credibility: Examine work printed in publications such as Luxe Interiors + Design, Modern Luxury Interiors, or Phoenix Home & Garden. When the industry and media acknowledge work, it indicates they are reliable.
Susan C.
"Hiring Living with Lolo was the best decision we made for our Phoenix remodel. From the very first consult, they outlined the process clearly, managed every detail, and gave us confidence every step of the way. True luxury design is about trust and they delivered."


























