Frequently askedquestions

Beasley & Henley is a full-service interior design firm. From initial programming through construction documents, the team works in BIM-360 and REVIT, values QAQC, and thrives in FFE and procurement/installation. Core skill groups include Creative Concepting, Interior Detailing and I.D. Drawings, 3D Modeling & Renderings, Material Specifications, Furnishings, and Procurement/Installations.

We are market leaders in Amenities, Multi-Family, and Residential Interior Design. Our work spans exclusive custom residences, luxury amenity spaces, luxury models, turnkey design, commercial spaces, and interior detailing.

The firm has two Florida studios: Winter Park (2269 Lee Road, Winter Park, FL 32789 — 407.629.7756) and Naples (2241 Tamiami Trail East, Suite 2, Naples, FL 34112 — 239.774.1005).

Yes. Clients seek us out from across the country, and our designs are found across the globe — throughout the United States, the Caribbean, Kuwait, and China — including projects in Austin, Nashville, and Charlotte.

Since 1993. Partners Stephanie Henley and Troy Beasley founded the firm more than 30 years ago and have developed an exclusive list of private clients, renowned architects, and progressive developers.

Troy Beasley leads the Residential Studio as Design Principal, and Stephanie Henley, Principal, leads the Commercial/Hospitality side of the practice.

Yes — the studio's work has earned 65 Aurora Awards, 25 Sand Dollar Awards, and two dozen other industry honors, and has been featured in Florida Design, Luxe Magazine, Luxury Home Quarterly, Builder Magazine, Gulfshore Life, and many other publications.

Developer partnerships are a hallmark of the practice. We act together with developer clients to originate comprehensive interior design that creates a bond between people and the spaces where they live — luxury amenity spaces, multi-family designs, and turnkey model homes — while remaining fiscally responsible with budgets, investment, and timelines. Your ROI is critical to our efforts.

We stand at the forefront of the industry by incorporating cutting-edge technology like REVIT, BIM-360, and AI into the design process — producing efficient, accurate designs and construction documents, plus detailed 3D visualizations and virtual walkthroughs that let clients see spaces before they are built.

Turnkey design means fully furnished, art-on-the-walls delivery — ready to live in. Our in-house, integrated procurement team manages purchasing from factory to warehouse to installation, with reliable tracking, timely delivery, the design team on-site for installation, and a walkthrough upon completion.

Yes. Whether new construction or renovation, we work with you and your team to create designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and technically sound, keeping the process straightforward, responsive, and reliable.

Send a message through our contact page or call either studio — Winter Park at 407.629.7756 or Naples at 239.774.1005 — and tell us about your residential, commercial, or model home project.

We are busy and expanding, and regularly seek talented, like-minded designers, detailers, and project managers. BHID is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Pantone's 2026 Color of the Year is Cloud Dancer — a soft, versatile white that marks a full palette cleanse after the 'sad beige' era. Around it, the year's directional hues are bolder and more saturated, a high-voltage counterpoint to quiet luxury, showing up in fashion and interiors alike.

The Park Avenue aesthetic blends historic brick-street soul with unapologetic modern opulence — lush manicured greenery, 'Old Florida' prestige, and curated luxury reimagined for the way you live today. Our designers translate that iconic poise into living, breathing interiors.

Naples luxury lives in a refined coastal palette — warm neutrals, natural texture, and light-filled open plans designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living. From our Naples studio, Beasley & Henley designs custom residences, amenity spaces, and award-winning model homes across Southwest Florida, including the $8.35M flagship model at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Naples.

Skip the neon-sign man cave. Design Principal Troy Beasley approaches the home bar as an architectural icon — a sanctuary that celebrates refined taste, sophisticated relaxation, and the art of the perfect pour, integrated into the home's architecture rather than tucked away from it.

Design it to feel like a constant, high-end vacation: master textural layering, build depth and tactile richness, and keep the palette sophisticated yet welcoming. Grounded, personal luxury — sensorial design — is what turns a bedroom into a sanctuary.

No — manufacturers have gotten savvier, and there are neutral rugs under $300 that genuinely read as designer pieces. The key is knowing what to look for in material, pile, and pattern; our team has rounded up favorites that deliver the cozy, grounded look without the price tag.

Think 'living mulch' — groundcover powerhouses like creeping phlox that trade messy wood chips for a saturated, wall-to-wall carpet of texture. Eight designer-grade botanicals can carpet a landscape in style while literally choking out weeds.

In 2026, homes, wardrobes, and even jewelry are no longer designed in silos — the textures, colors, and philosophies of living spaces are mirrored in what we wear. Biophilic luxury is a prime example: interior wood-slat detailing finds its echo in sculptural gold forms.

The Design Insights journal publishes the studio's takes on color, trends, styling, and design culture — nearly 400 articles and counting, from Pantone reactions to room-by-room guides.