Lacey · Hometown Interior Design · Corner & Co.
Rooms that feel like home.
Professional interior design with a hometown touch — clear concepts, space plans, finish stories, and shopping direction you can actually use.
This week’s tip · Sep 25
Leave a walk path before you buy the sofa
A beautiful sofa that blocks the door-to-kitchen path will make the whole room feel wrong. Before you shop, tape the footprint on the floor and walk it with a laundry basket. That space planning check — clearances, conversation zones, and how people actually move — is cheaper than returning a couch.
Want a layout that fits your house? Book a Design Consult · LaceyAllums@gmail.com
Meet Lacey
Lacey is a local designer in Corner, Alabama. She practices residential interior design the practical way: understand how you live, set a concept, plan the space, then specify finishes, furniture, lighting, and textiles so the room works and feels settled — not trendy for a season.
How design packages work
- Program the room — how you use it, what stays, budget band, and the feeling you want.
- Build the concept — palette, materials, and a layout that fits the architecture.
- Specify what to buy — furniture, lighting, rugs, and soft goods with links and budget bands.
- Optional shopping companion — stay on concept while you buy the real pieces.
Design packages deliver plans and boards. Lacey does not manage construction, renovations, or installs. After the boards, the optional Shopping Companion helps you shop the furniture and soft goods yourself.
Services
Discovery
Design Consult — $525
A structured discovery and concept session. Lacey walks the space (or meets on Zoom), maps how you use it, and gives clear direction before you spend on the wrong sofa, paint, or rug.
You get:
- Up to 75 minutes on site or Zoom
- Programming notes — flow, storage, light, problem corners
- Concept direction — style lane, palette cues, keep vs. replace
- Priority map — the 3–5 moves that change the room most
- 1–2 page written concept plan within 5 business days
Not included: full furniture schedules, shopping carts, same-day mood boards, construction or renovation work.
$150 credits toward a Room, Multi-Room, or Full-Home package if booked within 30 days.
Single space
Single-Room Refresh — $2,500
A complete design package for one primary room — living room, primary bedroom, dining, office, or entry — with a coherent concept, layout, finishes, and a buy-ready list.
Design work includes:
- Concept & narrative for how the room should feel and function
- Space planning — furniture layout, clearances, conversation zones
- Finish story — paint cues, flooring direction, trim notes
- FF&E direction — furniture, lighting, rugs, window soft goods, accessories
- Material & textile palette — woods, metals, fabrics in one story
- Lighting intent — ambient, task, and accent balance
Deliverables: kickoff + measure, scaled layout plan, digital mood/concept board, sourcing schedule with links and budget bands, one revision round, optional 30-minute follow-up call.
Not included: buying goods for you, custom millwork drawings, extra rooms, construction or renovations.
$2,500
50% deposit ($1,250) to start · balance on board delivery
Connected spaces
Multi-Room Package (2–3 rooms) — $5,000
A whole-zone concept across two or three connected rooms so finishes and furniture read as one house — not three unrelated boards.
Design work includes everything in Single-Room, plus:
- Whole-zone palette shared across the rooms
- Sightlines and adjacency — how rooms read from doorways and open plans
- Rhythm and repetition so materials feel designed, not accidental
- Phased shopping order so the concept holds while you buy in stages
Deliverables: shared concept, per-room boards and layouts, unified sourcing lists, two revision rounds total.
Not included: whole-home / every-room scope (see Full-Home), placing orders for you, construction or renovations.
$5,000
50% deposit ($2,500) to start · balance on board delivery
Whole home
Full-Home Design — $8,250
A whole-home interior concept: cohesive programming and finish language across primary living zones, room-by-room boards, and a phased plan for shopping the finishes and furnishings.
Design work includes:
- Home-wide concept — style, palette, and material hierarchy
- Room-by-room programming for each zone in scope
- Finish schedule direction (paint, flooring cues, tile direction for client selection)
- FF&E roadmap — what to buy in which phase
- Flow and hierarchy — public vs. private spaces, focal points
- Budget architecture — where to invest vs. save
Deliverables: kickoff walk-through, cohesive palette, room-by-room boards, phased shopping plan, sourcing lists by zone, kickoff · mid-point · final board review.
Not included: architecture or structural work, deep custom millwork packages, construction or renovation management. Larger or complex homes get a custom quote before work starts.
$8,250
50% deposit ($4,125) to start · balance on board delivery
After the boards
Sourcing Retainer — Shopping Companion · $825/mo
Boards are done — now you’re choosing the real pieces. Lacey stays in your corner while you shop furniture, lighting, rugs, textiles, and accessories so the finished room still matches the design. Designer shopping help only — not construction, installs, or project management.
Includes (fair use ~4 focused hours / month):
- Stay-on-concept checks before you buy
- Smart swaps when something sells out or the budget shifts
- Layer finishing — rugs, lamps, pillows, art, soft goods
- Short focused shop lists and comparisons for the next buys
Not included: placing or paying for orders, warehouse, construction or renovations, install supervision, unlimited same-day shopping blasts, redesigning the concept.
$825/mo
Cancel anytime with 30 days’ notice · available after a paid design package
Portfolio
A few rooms from Lacey’s work — warm, practical, and true to the house.
Service area
Corner, Dora / Walker County, and nearby Birmingham-metro by arrangement. Travel beyond the local area may include a simple fee — disclosed before booking.