Rory Everitt Design is an interior design studio based in Eugene, Oregon, known for creating functional, sophisticated, and deeply personalized spaces for clients throughout the Willamette Valley, Bend, and the Oregon Coast. Led by principal designer Rory Everitt, the studio is grounded in a mission to design beautiful, well-crafted interiors that bring lasting satisfaction and joy. Rory’s design perspective reflects a respect for the classics, an appreciation for the clean lines and playfulness of modern design, and an approach that is tailored to the individuality of each client and space.

The firm’s expertise spans residential decorating, remodeling, commercial renovations, and larger new-construction projects. For decorating projects, the studio sources and installs all design elements. For residential and commercial renovations, Rory Everitt Design can prepare construction drawings and collaborate with architects and structural engineers when permit-ready plans are required. On larger builds, the studio focuses on the interior environment while working closely with the broader architectural team. This full-service, collaborative approach allows clients to benefit from both creative vision and practical execution from concept through completion.

Rory brings a distinctive and thoughtful background to his work. Before entering the field of interior design, he worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company and as a software application designer for companies including Adobe, SheerID, and Houzz. He also brings years of hands-on experience in residential decorating, styling, remodeling, and custom construction design. Having lived in England, New York City, San Francisco, and now Eugene, Rory draws inspiration from historical architecture, timeless materials, nature, fine art, antiques, and the personal collections that make a space feel truly lived in and loved.

If you are ready to transform your home or commercial space into something more refined, functional, and meaningful, connect with Rory Everitt Design to book a 15-minute introductory meeting or request a free proposal.