Zoe Feldman has built a reputation as one of America’s most soulful and intentional interior designers, known for creating homes that are warm, characterful, and deeply personal. Based in Washington, D.C., Zoe trained at Parsons School of Design before establishing her eponymous studio. Her interior design style is rooted in an understanding of architecture first, ensuring that the bones of a building set the tone for what follows.
From there, she layers in bold color, rich textures, and carefully chosen art, weaving together spaces that feel collected, expressive, and alive with personality. In this conversation, Zoe shares her thoughts on how to bring soul to even the most sterile new builds, the role of art and color in shaping mood, and how to make a home feel like a true reflection of its owners.
