INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATION | CONNECTICUT + NYC | LOS ANGELES
teresa grow, interior design consultant, creator of the hand-screened paper and textile line madison and grow, and a behind-the-scenes color whisperer who collaborates with many of los angeles’ most creative minds, has re-located her studio to Madison, Connecticut.
Teresa has an effortless command of color, pattern and scale.
Teresa Grow is an award-winning color consultant who enjoys helping people create a personal and meaningful home.
teresa grow, interior design consultant, creator of the hand-screened paper and textile line madison and grow, and a behind-the-scenes color whisperer who collaborates with many of los angeles’ most creative minds, has re-located her studio to madison connecticut.
design and color consultation
creating a comprehensive palette is the key to a well designed home. with over 15 years experience, teresa can help you select all finish materials for your project.
teresa can help guide you to the best choices for your home, choosing the right colors and finishes can be daunting. working with your aesthetic, teresa can help you achieve a more thoughtful home. A personal and thoughtfully designed home will bring you years of happiness
tile | counters | stone | flooring | cabinetry | paint colors | wallpaper | textiles | space planning | historical preservation | design specifications | window and door hardware | window treatments | furniture | collaboration with architect and client | collaborate with general contractor | remote design | madison connecticut + all of new england as well as remote
contact studio 323.947.5317 info@madisonandgrow.com
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