
Websites, search, and paid social for interior designers — from the former marketing director of the D&D Building and Stark Carpet. Not a generalist agency learning your world on your dime.
Most agencies sell interior designers the same lead-gen playbook they sell everyone. But your work comes from referral, reputation, and being found by the right client — not from a boosted post. If your marketing partner doesn’t know what to-the-trade means, they’re learning on your dime.
I spent twenty years inside this world — at the D&D Building, at Stark Carpet, at South Florida Design Park — before I built marketing systems for it. That’s the difference.
Bielecky hand-crafts wicker, cane, and rattan for the trade — for Ralph Lauren, for Michael Bloomberg’s yacht, for designers like Jamie Drake. But their paid social was reaching retail consumers who couldn’t afford custom work, instead of the designers they actually sell to.
We diagnosed it with our own ad-account tooling, rebuilt the targeting around an audience of thousands of real NYC-area designers, and deployed an AI system that answers every inquiry in seconds — qualifying it, following up on schedule, and routing genuine trade leads straight to the owner. Live this month.
Four generations making furniture in NYC, to the trade.
Targeting rebuilt around real interior designers — not the broad retail audience Meta had defaulted to.
Response time to every new inquiry, day or night, since the AI system went live.
When a homeowner or architect searches for a designer in your area, be the name that comes up — not buried on page three.
Your work is your pitch. We make sure the projects you’re proud of actually surface in search.
When a high-end client clicks through, the site should match the caliber of the work. Most designer sites quietly cost jobs.
Residential, hospitality, yacht interiors — we target the project types you want more of, not vague traffic.
Reach designers and design-buyers with targeting built on real trade data, not a broad boosted post.
One monthly price. No 40-page proposals, no hourly billing. Cancel anytime.
Tell me about your firm and where you want more work. I’ll tell you honestly whether I can help — and if I can’t, who can.