Let’s Design a Home in Mexico You’ll Love to Live In
Simple steps, clear plans, and interiors that reflect who you are—without the overwhelm of navigating the Mexican market alone.
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Warm, Effortless Interiors For Life in Mexico & Beyond
I work with clients in Puerto Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit, and beyond—mixing warmth, function, natural materials and splashes of color to create spaces that feel just right for life in Mexico. Whether you’re hands-on or prefer a more streamlined experience, I keep the process clear and flexible—we’ll stay in touch, respect your budget, and make confident decisions together. From starting fresh to adding the finishing touches, my goal is simple:
a beautiful space that’s practical, comfortable, and a joy to live in.
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Free Furniture Budget & Timeline Calculator
Furnishing a home in Mexico can feel overwhelming, with different materials, custom manufacturing, and delivery times to navigate.
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"Even my developer/builder was very impressed"
"Sadie helped me with our new condo. I was really nervous about furniture choices and placement, but Sadie listened to my ideas and turned my ideas and floor plan into a beautiful presentation showing the actual furniture placement, dimensions, and color scheme, along with additional decorator tips for finishing touches. Her presentation has become my guide and reassuring bible as our new condo progresses. Even my developer/builder was very impressed with her presentation. Also, her website is a very precise and accurate description of her services and prices. She is a delightful, professional and talented resource, and I highly recommend her services."
- Sissy Tony
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"Have Sadie the magician realize your inspiration"
"I’m building a lot of the furniture and painting my home myself, but I'm color blind and design confused. It made me frustrated and in need of expert assistance. Sadie got me out of the ditch of despair. She formulated an inspiration and picture of the future. You have a choice, keep wiggling on that picket fence or have Sadie the magician realize your inspiration. Let Sadie know where you want to go then let her drive with absolute confidence!"
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"For us to finally see the potential of the space was a dream come true"
"The biggest challenge prior to hiring Sadie was finding the furniture and putting together the pieces while being in another country. We didn’t know where to shop, how to shop, how to get the actual pieces to us, prices, how to bring all that together. It made us feel overwhelmed and it was a lot of effort being so far away, but she was very easy to get in touch with to bounce ideas off.
Sadie was a breath of fresh air. She helped us choose, plan, organize, and feel confident in our decisions. We love the detailed and fully coordinated plans/designs created for us after chatting with her on zoom. For us to finally see the potential of the space was a dream come true.
We simply would not have been able to do this in such a timely fashion. She created an amazing flow of the home and added so many fine details. She made sure to consider every aspect of the space, from the lighting/furniture to the colors and the décor. The end result exceeded our expectations. Sadie has a keen eye for detail and the ability to bring your home to new heights. Reach out to her, you won’t be sorry."
- Joanne Holt
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"I felt like I had a map to go off of after hiring you"
“My biggest challenge was knowing where to find, and how to piece together certain furniture styles that I liked without it looking very random. Not knowing where to start made me feel unorganized and unprepared, but I felt like I had a map to go off of after hiring you. I felt more organized & like I had a plan; it took a lot of weight off of my shoulders. One of the main results I feel I’ve achieved is each room & space having its own personality but still tying together nicely. Hiring help and a “coach” when feeling lost is the way to go. We all have our gifts and if interior designing isn’t theirs then they should definitely hire you when trying to interior design a home not just a house.”
- Chantelle Amador
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"Sadie transformed our condo lobby"
“Sadie transformed our condo lobby, working within an HOA budget and board approval. It’s an older building and really needed an update. As a member of the HOA board, I appreciated how she saw the bigger picture with style, function, and cost in mind. She presented a design the entire board loved. The furniture was slightly delayed (as things often are here), but Sadie kept us informed throughout, and everything came together really nicely. She designed a reception desk, custom armchairs, a large mirror, and sourced local wall art. The space feels more modern, colorful, and welcoming. The design was handled virtually, and Sadie personally oversaw the installation. Residents and guests have all noticed the difference. The process was smooth, professional, and well worth it. Highly recommend!”
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"I love the design — it's so beautiful, with great alternative options, and most importantly, it feels like me.”
At first, I was a little apprehensive — I’ve been ‘screwed’ before by someone who called themselves a designer but wasn’t really one. I also wasn’t sure how things would go since we hadn’t worked together before, and I worried the design might reflect more of your style than mine. But you really listened to me, explained everything that was included, and made me feel comfortable right away. You kept in touch, followed through on what you said you’d do, and were very professional throughout the process. I love the design — it’s so beautiful, with great alternative options, and most importantly, it feels like me. Communication was excellent. If you’re thinking about hiring Sadie, do it! She’s an excellent designer.”
- Monica Silva
Design Blog
I spent three full days at Expo Mueble this year — sourcing for clients, meeting with suppliers, and paying attention to what’s shifting so I can thoughtfully weave it into my own designs this year. The expo is enormous. Even after three days, I didn’t get around to seeing everything. It starts to feels a little like Vegas, with more tasteful decor. I ran around for 6-8 hours a day— the lights never dim, and at some point you lose track of time. By the second day, everything starts to blur a little. Luckily, that’s usually when the bigger patterns begin to show.
Furnishing a home in Mexico during short visits comes with a specific kind of pressure. When time feels compressed, it’s easy to focus on what’s visible and available, even when those choices have the least impact later. This article walks through the decisions that carry the most weight—layout, scale, flow, durability—and why the finishing layers work better once the foundation is set.
I’m not one to store a bin of Christmas decorations, and I’m definitely not someone who commits to a heavy theme. But I do love shifting the mood of the house this time of year — just in a way that still feels like me. Living in Mexico has spared me the December 1st frenzy that seems inescapable back in Canada and the US: no harsh mall lighting, no snowflake window decals, no sea of plastic ornaments all screaming for attention. I enjoy that quiet. And then, sometime in the second week of December, the air shifts, the joy rises, and I start feeling festive.
Selecting the perfect color palette for your home is overwhelming when you have to narrow down endless colors combinations to create a cohesive and inviting space. Follow these practical and timeless tips to ease the process and ensure your home reflects your personal style—sprinkled with a hint of Mexican inspiration.
This bar collection is a great place to start when creating your own modern cantina at home. Each piece is meant to invite conversation and “where did you get this?!” questions from friends. It speaks to many of the materials we see throughout Mexico — travertine, wood, copper, and talavera — without feeling kitschy or “Mexican” themed. It carries the feeling of Mexico woven into a warm, classic, and modern mix that feels timeless and a little bit old-world all at once.
Modern Mexican is easily my most requested design style when designing homes here in Mexico. It is the ideal blend of Mexican tradition and culture with contemporary elements, creating spaces that are inviting and timeless.
Shopping for furniture in Mexico offers a fun, unique opportunity to explore a wealth of craftsmanship and design. However, to make the most of this experience and avoid disappointment, there are important things to consider, look out for, and avoid. Here's a simplified guide to help you make furniture and decor choices that are both beautiful and practical for your Mexican home.
Mexico’s furniture and decor landscape is as diverse as its culture, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary innovation. Let's explore well-known, as well as some not so well-known regions to find the best furniture and decor in Mexico.
This year’s interior design trends are seeing an ongoing shift towards natural materials, bold colors, playful forms, handmade craftsmanship, and eco-friendly materials. But many of these trends have been staples in Mexican design for, well, ever.
Knowing the dimensions of your room is the foundation of any successful interior design project. It ensures the furniture and decor not only fit but also complement the proportions and flow of your space. Whether you’re measuring it for your own use, or passing it along to your designer (a.k.a me!), this step-by-step guide will help you measure your room like a pro.
Get your home in Mexico ready for High Season with a mix of Maintenance Essentials and revitalizing room upgrades.
Though Scandinavian and Mexican interior design styles may seem like an unlikely duo, their fusion, Scandi-Mex, can create a surprisingly harmonious balance.
Today we're brushing up on our knowledge of the gorgeous variety of wood in Mexico that is available for furniture making. If you thought Parota was your only option, think again!
Mexico boasts many beautiful local woods, and you don't have to limit yourself to just one. Here are some tips and tricks to mixing wood tones for a cohesive look in your home in Mexico.
This list of trends for 2024 are all about surfaces and how to transform them through texture and light. As previously noted, people are embracing a palette of trends that embody warmth, texture, and soul. And of course, all of this resonates so much when designing homes in Mexico.
How does humidity affect different materials and furniture in Mexico? How can you protect furniture from humidity in Mexico? It takes a bit of maintenance and care, but there are ways to protect your investment in furniture for your home in Mexico.
When it comes to buying Outdoor Furniture in Mexico, there is more thought that needs to go into it than simply, “will this look good on my patio?” Considering material, maintenance, and cost will help you buy right the first time.
Interior design trends of 2024 mark a shift towards a desire for homes that feel luxurious yet comfortable, approachable, and deeply personal.
Bring an extra touch of life to the Interior Design of your Home in Mexico by decorating with indoor plants.
There is nothing quite like leather when it comes to adding luxury and sophistication to your furniture; but does it work the same in Mexico? Before you invest in leather furniture for your home in Mexico, read this guide.
As urban areas and populations in Mexico continue to grow, apartments and houses are getting smaller. Designing your space within these limitations can be challenging, but there’s also a joy and an art to it.
These interior design trends are In for 2023 and focus on fun, comfort and sustainability; A perfect fit for your Mexican home decor.
