Stephanie Larsen Interior Design

This entry moment is all about impact and intention. The oversized artwork anchors the space and immediately draws you in, creating movement and depth against a clean architectural backdrop. I kept the surrounding palette restrained so the art could lead while the warm wood trim and brass fixture add structure and balance.

A well-designed foyer sets the tone for the entire home. In both Sedona and Flagstaff interiors, I focus on creating an arrival experience that feels curated, elevated, and memorable from the very first step inside.

Dining rooms should feel immersive. In this space, we used a large-scale mural to create depth and quiet drama, allowing the room to feel expansive without overwhelming it. The glass table keeps the visual weight light, while the brass detailing in the lighting and chair frames introduces warmth and structure.

I am always thinking about how a room feels at night. The way the chandelier reflects, the way the art glows, the way conversation gathers around the table. In both Sedona and Flagstaff homes, I design dining spaces to feel refined, intimate, and unforgettable.

In Sedona, the view is never an afterthought. This outdoor terrace was designed to feel seamless with the surrounding red rock landscape while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. Large format tile, minimalist railing lines, and tailored outdoor furnishings keep the focus where it belongs, on the horizon.

Thoughtful outdoor design is just as important as interior design, especially in Northern Arizona. Whether in Sedona or Flagstaff, I approach exterior living spaces with the same level of intention, proportion, and material refinement so the architecture and the landscape feel in conversation with one another.