Spaces designed
to live in.
Residential interior design rooted in how a family actually moves through a home — from one room to a full-house renovation.

Becoming,
an edition of 75.
Recent projects.
A small, deliberate practice — eight to ten residences a year across Greenville, Wilmington and the Main Line. Selected work from 2023–2025.

A primary living room re-imagined for a family of five — full furniture plan, custom millwork, art curation including two original Levy paintings above the velvet sofa.
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A linen, oak and putty palette for the quietest room in a 6,400 sf new build — custom headboard and a four-room wallpaper plan.

Brass, plaster and ten chairs. Re-organized a formal dining and adjacent entry around a single commissioned painting.
An empty-nester's city apartment, designed start-to-finish over five months. Stone, mirror, and a deliberately small object count.
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Designing a room,
or a commission
for a wall.
The studio takes on eight to ten interior projects a year and a small number of original commissions. Inquiries are reviewed weekly; expect a personal note back within five business days.
End-to-end design for one home at a time — programming, sourcing, custom millwork, art, install. Six to nine months.
One room, fully sourced and styled around what you already love. Eight to twelve weeks.
Concept board, furniture plan, shopping list, and a 3D rendering of the proposed room — you execute. Six weeks, fully remote.
An original for a specific wall, conversation, or feeling. Three to six weeks.
Design notes
from Alexandra.
A weekly read on sourcing, plaster, paint and the small decisions that decide a room. Recent posts and reels — also on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
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Color
The rooms — and the prints inside them.
Most prints in the shop hang somewhere in a real Alevy-designed room first. Tap a room to see what's on the walls — and shop the edition while it's still open.


One-of-a-kind work,
on commission.
Originals are not sold from the shop — each piece is made for a specific wall and conversation. Three commissions accepted per quarter.
“Alexandra walked our 1928 Tudor twice before she sketched a thing. Six months later it is the only house any of us want to be in.”
“I have hired three designers before. Alex is the first who actually asked what we eat dinner like before she sourced a single chair.”
“The painting she made for our entry is the first thing every guest mentions, and the last thing we still notice ourselves.”