My name is Leah Luczynski and I have a passion for transforming spaces into beautiful environments my clients are proud to call their own. I have experience in both commercial and residential design, including home offices, kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, church renovations, and a club house and pro shop for a golf course in Vermont.
I was also on the design team in New York City for the annual Fete de Noel in Bryant Park. I serve Berkshire County and the surrounding areas and look forward to helping you with your next design project!
I was also on the design team in New York City for the annual Fete de Noel in Bryant Park. I serve Berkshire County and the surrounding areas and look forward to helping you with your next design project!
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Leah Luczynski holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Design from Endicott College, Beverly, Massachusetts. For over 15 years she has been designing for residential and commercial clients throughout the Berkshires. Early in her career she worked with a contractor in West Stockbridge, Massachusetts designing high-end custom kitchens and baths.
No matter the size of the project, be it simply picking out a room's color scheme, or a complete renovation, every project is treated as uniquely as each client. I offer full-service interior design, including solutions for both residential and commercial spaces, new construction, renovations, and additions.
Leah Luczynski was exactly the person we were looking for to spark a remodeling of our house. She helped us break an overwhelming project into doable parts by prioritizing the order in which we needed to tackle different areas; she listened to our ideas and presented great suggestions and solutions; she has a network of professional and skilled contractors to do the work; and she is fun, available, and quick to respond.
Does your room just never feel right? There are a few simple things to consider that could make all the difference in your space! If your living room is small buy furniture with exposed legs, the more floor space you can see, the more spacious your room will feel. Additionally, having a coffee table with a glass insert in the top minimizes the table's appearance.
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Christine Furcinite-Reynolds
Jul 15, 2020
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