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QUIET LUXURY

FURNISHINGS

The Scope

Project Name: Quiet Luxury
Type: Furnishings
Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Soft Contemporary with Luxe Detailing

Quiet Luxury lives up to its name with a serene palette, textural layers, and intentional restraint. Set in Phoenix, this furnishing project elevates simplicity through thoughtful detailing from boucle fabrics and statement lighting to subtly patterned drapery and layered neutrals.

SPACES

Living Room, Foyer, Kitchen, Dining Room + Primary Bedroom

We believe your home should be a place where you can both unwind and retreat, creating cozy spaces for the entire family.

 INSPIRATION

 Our client wanted design an amazing home away from home that would feel like a retreat when she visited and eventually become her full-time residence.

CONCEPT

 We wanted to create a space that was equally beautiful as relaxing for client and visitors.  

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Project Details

Location

Phoenix, AZ

Style

Luxury Transitional

Scope

Full-Service Furnishings

A luxury full-service furnishings project in Phoenix, AZ by Living with Lolo, led by principal designer Lauren Lerner. Designed by Lauren Lerner, licensed interior designer and GC (ROC #347577).

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What the Data Shows About Luxury Home Investment in Scottsdale

The 2026 Houzz & Home Study reports that homeowners who work with a professional interior designer spend a median of 43% more on their projects than those who manage design independently, and report significantly higher satisfaction with the outcome. For luxury homes in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, that investment premium reflects the complexity of the projects and the finish level the market expects.
For context: Zillow data puts the average Paradise Valley home value at $3.45 million as of early 2026, up 13.5% year over year. At that price point, renovation and design decisions have material consequences at resale. Work done at a luxury standard retains and builds value. Work done below market standard does the opposite.