Laguna Hills Interior Designer
Designing homes that feel as good as they look.
Led by designer Kristin Strand, Strand Interiors brings full-service interior design to Laguna Hills homes, blending Scandinavian roots with California ease.
Full-Service Interior Design
Every great room starts with a plan, and our full-service approach covers all of it. We map out the floor plan, select the furniture, lighting, and materials, and finish each space with the styling that makes it yours. From one bedroom to a top-to-bottom remodel, we handle the ordering, scheduling, and trade coordination too, so your Laguna Hills home comes together smoothly and feels comfortable, personal, and ready to enjoy.
Why Choose Strand Interiors in Laguna Hills
As a designer and a mom, Kristin knows a home has to work for real family life, not just look good in photos. She excels at designing functional, family-friendly spaces, like the nursery she created for her own family, and she brings that same care to every Laguna Hills home she works on. Her Scandinavian roots shape a calm, organized process and rooms that feel warm and lived-in. A three-time Best of Houzz winner, Strand Interiors respects your budget and manages the details, from orders to trades, so you don't have to.
Designing Homes in Laguna Hills, CA
Laguna Hills projects can be as focused as a single nursery or as big as a whole home renovation. Project Vino covered the kitchen, primary bedroom and bath, guest bath, and living room, while Project Arch is a nursery that's a little coastal and a little cowboy. No matter the size, we begin in your home and stay with you through install day.
Before it was a city, Laguna Hills was part of the sprawling Moulton Ranch, where sheep and cattle grazed the hills. The ranch was subdivided in the early 1960s, neighborhoods filled in over the decades that followed, and Laguna Hills became a city in 1991. That steady growth gives it a settled, neighborhood feel, with homes from several different eras.
Homes here range widely. Nellie Gail Ranch is known for custom homes on large lots with equestrian trails, while the Moulton Ranch neighborhood has 1990s homes with open floor plans. Indian Hill has mid-century homes on quiet cul-de-sacs, and Aliso Creek mixes single-family homes and townhouses. Whatever the home, we design each room to fit its style and how you live.
Laguna Hills Interior Design FAQs
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Yes. Nellie Gail Ranch homes often have big rooms, high ceilings, and generous lots, and spaces that size need furniture, lighting, and art at the right scale or they can feel empty. We plan each room with comfortable gathering spots and layered textures and connect the inside to the outdoor living these properties are known for, so even the largest home feels warm and personal.
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Many 1990s homes have open floor plans with good bones but dated finishes, like builder-grade cabinets, tile, and lighting. We refresh those surfaces with timeless materials and warmer tones, then use rugs, lighting, and furniture placement to give the open layout clear spaces for cooking, eating, and relaxing. The result feels current and cozy without fighting the home's layout.
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Yes. Mid-century homes in Indian Hill often have details worth keeping, like clean lines and simple, functional layouts. We update kitchens, baths, and finishes for how you live today while respecting the home's original style, so it feels fresh without losing what makes it special.
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Yes. We work with homeowners across Laguna Hills, including Nellie Gail Ranch, Moulton Ranch, Indian Hill, Aliso Creek, and every neighborhood in between.
Homes That Feel Like You
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