Services
Amor Design works with homeowners, restaurant owners, builders, and developers to design and execute spaces that are beautiful, functional, and thoughtfully planned. Based in New Jersey and serving NJ, NY, and PA — every service below is delivered by the same studio, which is the point.
For homeowners looking to remodel, refresh, or fully transform their home, Amor Design creates modern luxury interiors that balance beauty, comfort, and function. From bathrooms and fireplaces to full-home renovations, we shape every detail — layout, materials, lighting, finishes, furniture, and final styling.
A complete path from concept to completion. We plan the space, define the design direction, select materials and finishes, coordinate scope, and bring projects through licensed execution with clarity and accountability. Unlike a traditional design-only approach, design-build keeps every decision aligned across planning, selections, and the build itself.
Restaurant and hospitality interiors that combine atmosphere, layout, lighting, materials, seating, and guest experience. From full remodels to finish selections to furniture planning, we create spaces that feel memorable, functional, and aligned with the brand.
For builders and developers, Amor Design provides interior design direction for high-rise residential buildings, condo interiors, common areas, lounges, terraces, lobbies, and shared amenity spaces. We help define a cohesive design language that supports both market appeal and livability.
Strong design starts with how a space works. We help clients rethink layouts, improve flow, maximize usability, and plan spaces around the way people actually live, gather, work, dine, and move. Space planning runs through every project; on its own, it's also a focused engagement for clients planning a remodel later.
Curated selection of finishes, fixtures, lighting, hardware, tile, stone, paint, and millwork details. The selections phase is where a project's character locks in. We bring vendor relationships, current-spec knowledge, and a designer's eye for how materials read together — not just individually.