Locations — Austin, Texas
Interior design firm inAustin, Texas

Austin's architecture moves between Hill Country vernacular, mid-century bones, and a fast-rising skyline of glass and steel — and its interiors are expected to keep up. We design for that range: luxury residences along the lake and in the western hills, merchandised models, and the amenity floors of the mixed-use and multi-family communities reshaping the urban core. The through-line is a relaxed sophistication that suits how Austin actually lives — informal, outdoor-leaning, and creatively confident.
Our work in Austin answers the city's Hill Country modernism: clean architectural lines softened by warm, tactile materials — white oak, honed limestone, blackened steel, and plaster walls that hold the Texas light. Interiors are planned around indoor-outdoor living, with deep overhangs, retractable glass, and shaded terraces that stay usable through a long, bright season. The palette stays quiet and sun-durable, letting texture and craft carry the room.


Beasley & Henley Interior Design is a full-service interior design firm founded in 1993 by Stephanie Henley and Troy Beasley, with studios in Winter Park and Naples, Florida. We design for Austin clients and developers from those studios, traveling to site and working in REVIT and BIM-360 so drawing sets, finishes, and installation stay coordinated across the distance. Our team is educated, trained, and knowledgeable in every aspect of design and project management, keeping projects visually on-point, organized, accurate, and on budget.
Austin's multi-family and mixed-use pipeline is one of the most competitive in the country, and amenity design is what separates a lease-up from a waiting list. We plan clubrooms, coworking floors, and pool decks as destinations residents actually use — spaces that photograph beautifully, absorb heavy traffic, and give leasing teams a story to tell. Your ROI is critical to our efforts.
With Interior Architectural Detailing and Planning as our hallmark, we build a genuine sense of place into each Austin interior rather than importing a look. That means millwork, ceiling detail, and lighting drawn to the architecture, and furnishings sourced to work in concert with it — an interior with welcoming style as well as comfortable function.
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