Pricing

We’re paid to design,
not to sell you things.

Our pricing model makes our luxury, low-waste spaces possible. You pay one flat design fee for your room, and you get every piece we source for you at cost.

A preloved leather Chesterfield sofa layered with velvet and kilim pillows, flanked by lamps and collected art
A preloved Restoration Hardware Chesterfield Sofa: They paid $1,600.

One sofa, two invoices

Most studios furnish your room at retail, then add 20% to every line of your invoice. That model rewards your designer for selling you more things, newer things, and more expensive things. Here’s what a sofa looks like on their invoice and on ours.

The traditional model

Sofa, at retail$6,500
Markup, 20%+ $1,300
You pay$7,800

The KKI model

Sofa, preloved$1,600
Markup$0
You pay$1,600

The whole-project math

There’s a good chance your total is smaller.

What matters is the total: your design fee plus everything that goes into the room. Between preloved prices and zero markup, it’s usually less than the same room built the traditional way. The savings are a happy side effect, not the point. We’d design secondhand first at any price.

We work for you, and we love a Facebook Marketplace deal as much as you do.

Traditional studio pricing versus Kristin Keyes Interiors Two stacked bars. The traditional studio bar pairs a design fee with a large new-furnishings-at-retail segment, reaching a high total. The KKI bar pairs a modestly larger design fee with a small preloved-furnishings-at-cost segment, reaching a much lower total. New furnishings, at retail Design fee Preloved furnishings, at cost Design fee the difference THEIR TOTAL YOUR TOTAL THE TRADITIONAL MODEL THE KKI MODEL

Ballpark your project

What your project might cost

The design fee is set per room type, and it covers everything we do: the design, the sourcing, the pickups, the install, and the styling. The furnishings budget varies with how much you need and what you pick out. Add up your rooms to ballpark the whole project.

An entryway furnished with preloved leather seating and a vintage rug

Entryway (>100 sq ft)

Estimated room total

$18,500–$25,000+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $11,000
Furnishings: $7,500–$14,000+

A living room with a camel leather sofa, rust wingback chairs, a hammered brass coffee table, and a plaid rug

Living room

Estimated room total

$27,900–$34,900+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $18,900
Furnishings: $9,000–$16,000+

A dining room with a vintage oval table, mixed chairs, a plate wall, and a woven pendant light

Dining room

Estimated room total

$26,000–$32,500+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $17,500
Furnishings: $8,500–$15,000+

An open concept dining and living space with a marble table, painted plywood chairs, and teal drapes

Open Concept Living/Dining

Estimated room total

$44,400–$52,900+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $28,900
Furnishings: $15,500–$24,000+

A home office designed with preloved furniture by Kristin Keyes Interiors

Office

Estimated room total

$25,700–$34,200+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $18,200
Furnishings: $7,500–$16,000+

A bedroom with warm tan walls, a velvet bed with rust pillows, a large abstract painting, and a leather ottoman

Bedroom

Estimated room total

$24,900–$32,900+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $16,900
Furnishings: $8,000–$16,000+

A nursery with a brass crib, a colorful vintage kilim, navy velvet drapes, and a pair of plush giraffes

Nursery

Estimated room total

$21,100–$29,100+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $13,100
Furnishings: $8,000–$16,000+

A stairwell hall with a floor-to-ceiling gallery wall and a built-in library

Hallway/Foyer (<100 sq ft)

Estimated room total

$9,000–$13,000+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $5,000
Furnishings: $4,000–$8,000+

A stairway with a floor-to-ceiling gallery wall, a wood ledge, and a trailing pothos

Stairway

Estimated room total

$9,000–$13,000+

Which breaks down to…

Design fee: $5,000
Furnishings: $4,000–$8,000+

Estimated furnishing totals include standard contract work: painters, movers, handyman, seamstress, wallpaper installer. Custom carpentry (think built-in library walls) and new floors are scoped and quoted separately.

A bathroom with green square tile, a vintage yellow sink, a stained-glass pendant, and collected art

Bathrooms

Bathrooms are coming.

We’ve been testing secondhand first on full bathroom renovations, starting with returning clients. Bathrooms for new clients are coming soon, and when they’re ready, the pricing will be published right here, same as every other room.

Want to be first in line? Mention it on your Discovery Call.

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A Craftsman oak mantel with a gallery wall, brass candlesticks, and a wallpapered ceiling in a dining room