Stillhouse Design was created from a simple conviction: a home should be a place you look forward to returning to, a space that offers comfort, character, and a sense of belonging. We believe in designing rooms that feel as though they have always been there — not contrived or overly styled, but natural, layered, and deeply connected to the lives lived within them. Each piece, whether newly sourced or decades old, is chosen with intention. We value texture over trend, craftsmanship over convenience, and atmosphere over perfection. This approach means our work is less about following fleeting styles and more about creating interiors that remain relevant and inviting for years to come. Our designs are informed by history but adapted for modern living, striking a balance between beauty and practicality that makes a house truly feel like home.

Our process is collaborative and deeply personal. We begin by understanding the way you live — your routines, your priorities, and the details that make you feel most at ease in your space. From there, we shape an environment that reflects your sensibilities and supports your everyday life. We source with a discerning eye, blending vintage and antique finds with thoughtful contemporary pieces, architectural details, and tactile materials that invite use and patina. Every project is approached holistically, from the flow of a room down to the smallest styling choice, ensuring each element feels considered. Based in Philadelphia, we work locally and virtually with clients who value spaces that are warm, grounded, and quietly confident. Whether it’s one room or an entire home, we aim to deliver designs that are as functional as they are beautiful — spaces that feel instantly lived-in yet meticulously tailored to you.

Based in Philadelphia, we work locally and virtually with clients who value spaces that are warm, grounded, and quietly confident. Whether it’s one room or an entire home, we aim to deliver designs that are as functional as they are beautiful.

See more of our work and process on Instagram — @studio.stillhouse