Curve Interiors has been reshaping Delta homes for over 12 years, specialising in practical, livable design that feels quietly luxurious. They’re best known for taking awkward spaces and making them highly functional, whether it’s a 600-square-foot bungalow refresh or a full 3,000-square-foot renovation in Ladner. If you want thoughtful choices rather than trend-chasing, this is the team I’d recommend.

They offer full-service interior design, space planning, and project management, plus custom millwork and kitchen design. Expect specific, hands-on options like quartz countertops from Cambria, soft-close cabinetry with Blum hardware, and engineered wide-plank hardwood in Oak or Walnut. They work with local trades for plumbing, electrical, and custom cabinetry, co-ordinating everything from permit drawings to final install so you don’t have to juggle contractors.

Curve Interiors designs around how people actually live. The founder, a certified interior designer with a diploma from BCIT and 12 years of experience, leads a small team of two designers and a workshop manager who oversees cabinet builds. Their process starts with a site visit and measured drawings, followed by a mood board, three-dimensional renderings, and a phased budget that lists finishes and fixtures by room. They keep clients informed with weekly updates and on-site check-ins, which reduces surprises and keeps projects on schedule.

As a Delta business, Curve Interiors sources materials from nearby suppliers and often works with homeowners in Tsawwassen and North Delta, so they understand local building quirks and municipal permit requirements. Neighbours choose them for clear communication, realistic timelines, and designs that fit family routines. For a personal design consult or to see recent portfolio projects, call 604-360-1766 or visit https://curve-interiors.com/.