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I'm Megan. I design homes around the people who live in them — not around a trend, not around my portfolio, and definitely not around what's going viral on Instagram this week. If you're ready for a home that actually feels like you, you're in the right place.
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Homes with character & warmth.
Designed for the family that lives there.
On the Work
Every project starts with a conversation — no pressure, no pitch. Just an honest talk about your home, your life, and what you're hoping for. From there, I handle everything. You show up for the moments that matter.
Principal Designer & Founder — I started this studio in 2020 because I believed good design should feel like coming home.
About the OWNER
Megan Paterson
Hi, I'm Megan. I'm a wife, a mom, and an interior designer based in Atlanta — and honestly, those three things are pretty hard to separate from each other when it comes to why I do this work.
I started Megan Paterson Interiors because I believed that a well-designed home changes how you feel every single day. Not because it looks a certain way. Because it works — for your mornings, your kids, your dog, your life. The homes I'm most proud of aren't the ones that photograph the best. They're the ones where the family moved in and never wanted to leave.
I don't have a signature style. I have a signature approach. Every project starts with you — your taste, your routines, your wish list, the things that drive you crazy about your current space. From there, we build something that's completely, unmistakably yours. I've designed French-inspired dining rooms and mid-century kitchens and everything in between, because my job has never been to bring my aesthetic to your home. It's to bring yours.
I take on a small number of projects each year so every client gets my full attention. If you're ready to do it right, I'd love to hear about your home.
What I'm always drawn to
Marble Chosen for its movement and depth. We specify natural stone knowing it will etch and soften — because patina is memory, not imperfection.
Used with intention — to define rooms, introduce scale, and create rhythm within a home’s architecture.
Unlacquered Brass. Left to darken and evolve with time.
Walls should hold light, not reflect it. Limewash and plaster create depth, softness, and architectural quiet.
Dining Rooms: Designed to support ritual. A home should gather people around a table — not revolve around a television.
Millwork: Wall molding and built-ins create permanence. Proportion and profile define quality long before furnishings enter the room.
I take on a small number of projects each year so every client gets my full attention — from the very first conversation to the day you walk through your finished home. If you're renovating or building in Atlanta or along the East Coast and you're ready to do it right, I'd love to hear about your project.
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