Maybe you've just bought a home that needs to be redone for you. Maybe you've lived in yours for years and you're finally ready to renovate it, furnish it, or both. Either way, it should fit your style and your family's needs today. It might be the kitchen, three bathrooms and the basement at once, or every room down to the rugs and the art. And you're probably wondering what it will cost, where to start, and how it will all come together.
That's the work we do. Megan Paterson Interiors is an Atlanta interior design studio for whole-home renovations, furnishing projects and new builds. We plan the layout, choose every material and finish, design the furniture, rugs, lighting and art, and document all of it so your contractor builds exactly what you approved.
You'll have a real say at every stage, without having to make every decision yourself. And when it's done, your home is what it should be: a place to rest from the outside world, and completely yours.
A whole-home renovation and furnishing in Milton, built around how a family actually lives.
A lake home renovation in Buford that finally feels like a getaway.
A large kitchen renovation in Roswell with two islands and a breakfast nook.
Hi, I'm Megan. I've worked in this industry for 15 years, starting with internships right out of high school, a college degree in interior design, and I founded Megan Paterson Interiors in 2019. Design is still my favorite part of the work. We'll listen closely, give you a confident recommendation, and never make you feel judged for what you love.
We've never had two of the same clients, and we've never designed two of the same kitchens. Our job isn't to bring our aesthetic to your home. It's to stay true to your home's architecture and bring out yours.
- JEN W.
WHOLE HOME RENOVATION
BUFORD, GEORGIA
- NICOLE S.
PRIMARY SUITE DESIGN
MILTON, GEORGIA
- SOPHIE S.
KITCHEN DESIGN
ROSWELL, GEORGIA
- ISSAC W.
BASEMENT DESIGN
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
- KELLI H.
MAIN FLOOR RENOVATION
ROSWELL, GEORGIA
- RACHEL S.
PRIMARY SUITE DESIGN
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
• Who comes first: the architect, the designer or the contractor
• When the numbers get real, and where budgets surprise people
• How to live through a renovation (or plan to move out)
• A checklist to work through before you call anyone