A full-service luxury interior designer handles every stage of a project — from initial space planning and concept development through sourcing, purchasing, contractor coordination, and final installation. At Jill Ryan Interiors, that means you get one point of contact for every detail, from the first conversation to the day your beautifully finished room is complete.

A Certified Interior Designer (CID) has passed the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) exam — a rigorous credential that requires a combination of education, apprenticeship, and demonstrated knowledge of building codes, safety standards, and professional practice. Jill is one of New Jersey’s first certified designers. This means her work meets the same code compliance standards required for commercial and public spaces, not just aesthetic ones.

Luxury interior design is a tailored investment, and costs vary based on the scope of work, the size of the space, and the level of service involved. Jill Ryan Interiors offers an initial consultation so you can understand the investment before committing. Many clients find that a designer’s access to trade-only pricing on furniture and materials offsets a significant portion of the design fee. Contact us for a consultation to discuss your project and get a clear picture of what to expect.

Both. Jill Ryan Interiors works on single-room projects — a living room refresh, a home office redesign, a primary bedroom overhaul — as well as full-home and multi-room renovations. If you’re not sure what scope makes sense for your situation, the initial consultation is a great place to start.

Jill Ryan Interiors is based in New Jersey and offers luxury interior design services throughout all of New Jersey, as well as Port St. Lucie, Florida. While we serve the entire state, a large footprint of our work is deeply rooted in Tinton Falls, Colts Neck, Marlboro, Little Silver, Red Bank, Rumson, Fair Haven, and the surrounding Monmouth County area. Wherever you are in the Garden State, we’ve got you covered.

Both. Jill has designed offices, professional environments, and commercial interiors — and received an ASID Bronze Award in 2023 for a commercial office project. Whether it’s a home or a workplace, the same full-service approach applies.

An interior decorator focuses on aesthetics — selecting colors, furniture, and accessories. An interior designer, especially a certified one, also addresses the structural and functional aspects of a space: traffic flow, lighting plans, building codes, space utilization, and contractor coordination. Jill is a Certified Interior Designer, which means she can handle both the creative and technical dimensions of your project.

The first step is a consultation. You’ll have a conversation with Jill about your space, your goals, your lifestyle, and your budget. From there, she’ll outline a recommended scope and approach. Use the contact form on this site or call us directly to schedule.