About Conch Home Interiors

Meet Amy

I started Conch Home Interiors after renovating my third vintage home—this one in Key West—and realizing that the work I loved most was finding creative ways to make existing homes work better.

My path to design is not a traditional one. I spent much of my career in program design and management, supplemented by a year in custom furniture sales, a few interior design courses, and years of hands-on renovation experience. That background shapes how I work today: understand the problem first, make thoughtful decisions early, and carry a clear vision through the details.

I live in Key West with my husband, daughter and our quirky rescue pup, and I love the individuality of the homes here and the challenge of making every square foot count.

A different kind of design background

Good design starts with understanding how you want to live.

Years of program design and management taught me to start with the people, the problem and the practical realities—not just how something looks.

At Conch Home Interiors, that means:

understanding your routines, priorities and pain points
solving for function before layering in finishes and furnishings
combining creative thinking with practical project discipline

Why small spaces and existing homes

Constraints often lead to the most creative, interesting and beautiful solutions.

Existing homes rarely offer a blank canvas—and we like it that way.

We look for opportunities to:

improve flow and rethink underused rooms
make better use of vertical space and overlooked storage
preserve the character worth keeping while making the home work better

Design for where we live

Island living asks more of a home.

Salt air, humidity, intense sun, storms, termites and indoor-outdoor living all influence design decisions in the Keys.

We consider:

materials suited to the local environment
layouts that support how the home is actually used
interiors that feel at home here rather than transplanted from somewhere else

Sound like your kind of design partner?

Tell us what's working, what's not, and what you'd love your home to do better. We can help identify the right place to begin.