Proper Design Studio offers white glove interior design to real estate & small business owners

Alisa Hirsh

Founder and chief designer
at Proper Design Studio

NYC-based interior designer Alisa Hirsh. white woman, early forties, long auburn hair, black shirt, gold hoop earrings. Founder and chief designer at Proper Design Studio.

After working in the commercial space as an NCIDQ Certified Interior Designer for 15 years, Alisa Hirsh founded Proper Design Studio. Bringing her extensive experience, she uses intentional design to enrich commercial and residential spaces.

Across her career, Alisa has designed restaurants, retail stores, and residential spaces, working directly with C-suite executives, operations teams, plus engineers and architects of record. With Proper Design Studio, she aims to blend the best of the commercial and residential design worlds.

Alisa prides herself on meticulous and collaborative interior design that purposefully sets up the project for success during construction. She’s extremely adept at a wide range of visualization tools and holds a particular affinity for creating floor plans and 3D branded environments.

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The Proper Design Studio Approach

COLLABORATIVE

From lighting vendors to engineers to millwork fabricators, successful builds require the input of a wide range of experts. We work cross-functionally to find the best approach for everyone, improving the experience for those who will ultimately use the space.

COMPREHENSIVE

In creating the physical brand environment, we impact everything from finance to operations to customer experience and beyond. That’s why we design spaces holistically, considering operational functionality, long term vision, unique brand identity, and aesthetics.

DELIBERATE

Well executed spaces take time and attention to detail. Rather than simply giving you a pretty design and wishing you luck, we’ll stay in the weeds with you to make sure your finished space is both beautiful and functional—helping you avoid cut corners and expensive mistakes in the process.