Interior Design Across Ireland — And Beyond
Based in Co. Limerick. Designing calmer, more considered homes for women all over Ireland — and remotely for clients in the UK and the USA.
Virtual design is not a lesser version of interior design. Done properly, it is often the more thoughtful one. There is no rushed site visit, no showroom pressure, no scattered decisions. Just a clear plan, made specifically for your home, your family and how you actually live.
I work with women who have already tried to figure the room out on their own, spent money on pieces that never quite came together, and are tired of the low-level irritation of walking into a space that still feels off. I help them stop guessing.
Where I Work
I take on projects across the whole of Ireland virtually — every design package is delivered online, so where you live never limits what we can do. That said, most of my work lands in a handful of areas, and each one has its own character.
Interior Designer, Limerick
Home ground. I live and work in Co. Limerick, and a large part of my client list is here — more in the county than in the city.
Limerick homes tend to lean traditional. Wall panelling, considered wallpapers, timeless colour palettes, elegant joinery. My clients here are usually renovating an existing home or bringing a new build up to a warmer, more settled standard. There is a real appreciation for craft and quiet luxury in Limerick — a room that looks quietly beautiful five years from now, not just today.
Interior Designer, Kerry
Kerry has a different rhythm. The homes are more relaxed, often coastal, often second homes or forever homes the family will spend decades in.
The style here tends toward timeless and classic with a soft touch of relaxed luxury — natural materials, layered neutrals, calm palettes that hold up in the West of Ireland light. Whether it is a bungalow near the coast, a farmhouse renovation, or a new build looking for soul, the goal is the same: a home that feels breathed-in rather than staged.
Interior Designer, Galway
Galway has been one of my favourite counties to work in over the last few years. I recently designed a two-bedroom apartment in Salthill from top to bottom — modern, calm, quietly nautical, with bespoke wall panelling, custom furniture and beautiful natural materials. The kind of project where every corner earns its place.
Galway clients — whether in the city or across the county — tend to want that same balance: modern but not cold, elegant but not stiff, layered but not busy. A home that feels considered without ever feeling formal.
Interior Designer, Clare
Clare sits comfortably between Limerick and Galway, and my work here often shares elements of both. Renovations of existing homes are common — kitchens that need to work harder, sitting rooms that need warmth, hallways that set the tone for the rest of the house.
Whether it is a countryside home or a family home in Ennis or Shannon, Clare projects tend to be about pulling the whole house together, not just decorating one room.
Interior Designer, Dublin
Dublin is a different animal. My Dublin clients are all about the wow factor — beautiful materials, bespoke furniture, clever storage, and rooms that look their practical best without feeling designed to death.
Dublin projects are almost always existing homes — period homes, Victorian terraces, semi-detached family houses — that need a real makeover to feel current and cohesive. There is usually a strong appetite for detail here: custom joinery, elevated finishes, and a home that finally reflects the life inside it.
Interior Designer, Tipperary
Tipperary work often sits somewhere between rural and refined — family homes with real character, farmhouses, and new builds set in gorgeous landscapes.
Clients here tend to want their home to feel deeply personal — warm, layered, and clearly theirs — without falling into busy or overdone. Quiet, considered, and comfortable.
Beyond Ireland — UK And USA Clients
Because everything is delivered virtually, I also work with clients in the United Kingdom and the United States. The process is the same wherever you are: photographs, measurements, a clear conversation about what is not working, and a design plan tailored to your home.
Whether you are renovating a townhouse in London or a family home in New England, distance is not a limitation.
Two Things Women Say To Me, And What Is Actually True
"Online interior design cannot really work." It absolutely can. Fifteen years of experience, hundreds of happy clients, five-star reviews and a full portfolio all say otherwise. Virtual design is not a lesser version — it is the same design thinking, delivered differently. You get more of my attention, not less.
"I could just ask AI to design my room." AI will point you in a direction. I will show you the direction that is right for your family, your home, and how each room is actually used. The exact layout. The furniture sizes that will fit and the ones that will not. A colour palette chosen for the light your rooms actually get, and for the pieces you already have and want to keep. That is not something a chatbot can do for you.
Ready For The Room To Finally Feel Right?
If your home looks fine on paper but still isn't right in real life, that low-level irritation won't fix itself. It rarely needs more things — it usually needs clearer decisions.
Have a look at the design packages. Pick the one that suits where you are in the project. And if you want a warm human answer before booking, WhatsApp me on 083 307 4421 or drop me an email at wioletakelly@gmail.com — I always prefer a message to a phone call.
Based in Co. Limerick. Working with women across Ireland — including Kerry, Galway, Clare, Dublin and Tipperary — and remotely with clients in the UK and USA.
