Comfort means something different to everyone, but for me it always comes back to functionality, materiality, and how a space actually lives. A great sofa isn’t just stylish, it’s a place to land. A well-planned living room isn’t just beautiful, it works. When design supports the way you use your home every day, you feel the difference.

A beautiful space isn’t only shaped by big decisions like layout, furniture selections, or architecture. It’s often the smallest details that make the biggest impact.  Design choices such as the  texture of a well-chosen material, window treatments that are tailored to both the space and the light, or millwork designed to fit with accuracy and intent, are the kinds of details that quietly define a well-designed home.

Our Surbanban Chic was just featured in Home & Design Magazine!  This project began with a conversation about balance. The clients had recently moved from the city to the suburbs and were ready for a space that reflected this new chapter. They wanted something that felt sophisticated and a little glamorous, but still grounded enough for four kids, two dogs, and all the beautiful chaos of family life.

We’ve had the opportunity to contribute to some thoughtful design conversations lately—offering a few ideas, sharing what we’ve learned from experience, and celebrating the spaces that continue to shape our work.

Veranda asked Regan along other pro level interior designers what types of design details or home features they would always invest in when designing their own homes. She sited custom built-ins and millwork as a must!

The right color doesn’t just freshen up a space—it sets the tone for how you feel when you walk through the door. I recently had the chance to share my thoughts in a few great articles, from calming palettes to bold statements, dark drama to timeless exteriors.

Architectural Digest included Regan Billingsley Interiors as part of a grouping of top interior designers, architects and landscape design firms in the DC area. RBI is part of the AD PRO Directory list.

Have you ever walked into a house and instantly seen its potential? That spark of imagining what it could become? The Beach House was one of those places for me. From the moment I stepped inside, I could feel that this wasn’t just a house—it was a future retreat, waiting to embrace the joyful chaos of family life and the calming rhythm of the ocean.

Washingtonian’s Sarah Lyon featured Regan Billingsley Interior’s speakeasy themed ‘Stepping Into the Past’ project in their June 2024 article titled, ‘4 Amazing Basement Remodel Ideas.’