DESIGN HUTCH IS A RESIDENTIAL AND BOUTIQUE COMMERCIAL INTERIOR DESIGN PRACTICE.
WE ARE A PROCESS DRIVEN INTERIOR DESIGN TEAM DEDICATED TO DELIVERING THOUGHTFUL, WELL EXECUTED SPACES THAT REFLECT A CLEAR VISION.
BY TRULY UNDERSTANDING YOUR NEEDS, RESPECTING YOUR BUDGET AND PRIORITIZING YOUR PROJECT’S OVERALL SUCCESS, WE ENSURE EVERY DETAIL IS HANDLED WITH CARE, TRANSPARENCY AND PURPOSE — FROM CONCEPT TO COMPLETION.
BROOKE SNYDER
Owner & Design Director
FKA - Brooke Spreckman; formally practicing Interior Design since 2013, Brooke’s range of aesthetic has allowed her the opportunity to work on projects across Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York and beyond. With a diverse background in residential and commercial design, her aesthetic cannot be attributed to one specific genre. Her personal style varies, typically lending toward an eclectic, warm, neutral and timeless point of view. Her goal is to always consider the existing architecture in order to properly incorporate the overall design direction. She likes to avoid trends and always ensures to specify materials that can last in her clients spaces.
Design requires collaboration — her focus is to always curate a balanced process and experience for her clients based on their projects’ custom list of needs, while balancing their budget and design priorities. To make any project successful, her goal is to provide the technical tools necessary to help clients and builders envision a concept to reality.
TATIANA SETTY
Project Manager
Tatiana, our teams’ secret weapon - the person every Interior Design team needs, the one sending the follow up emails to ensure your project stays on track, or - better yet, the one on site at 6 AM to ensure your sub contractors are building per plan.
For more than a decade, Tatiana has built a dynamic career surrounding the art of shaping spaces— through brand activations, custom furniture and millwork fabrication, retail build-outs, events, and property management. She thrives by diving deep into the process of taking something imagined and turning it into something tangible.
A majority of the work she does happens on-site. After months of planning, coordinating vendors, aligning deliveries, and fine-tuning every detail that our team touches, there’s a moment when the space finally comes alive. Watching every moving piece fall perfectly into place is what makes the work so rewarding for her.
If she had to choose her favorite element of design, it would be the use of wood. It’s alive in a way other materials aren’t—the way it transforms with stain, and the ability for customization in craftsmanship and seeing what incredible pieces it becomes once drawings are executed at the shop.
KARLY FIOUZI
Design Associate
Karly brings years of experience working on highly customized projects for luxury clients. She has a warm ability to take client direction, work closely with vendors to ensure their scope of work gets completed properly and is able to curate a design with a clear sense of direction.
Her favorite part of being an interior designer is working with textiles; weaving colors, patterns, and textures together to create one cohesive story that reflects the people who live in the home. Whether it’s a collection of pillows, a vintage armchair, or a custom piece we design, she believes textiles bring individuality and personality—often our client’s favorite part of the design too!
If forced to choose one design element she’s loving most, it would be statement lighting; vintage, handmade, or modern. It’s the jewelry of the home.
NATALIE COPELAND
Design Assistant
Natalie joined Design Hutch after relocating from New York, where she worked as a designer on Wayfair's in-house team for several years gaining experience in both the creative and logistical aspects, from a corporate perspective. Her level of organization and attention to detail has carried through to Natalie’s position as a Design Assistant, wearing many hats, from supporting the initial design development with budget build outs and floor plans, through being a support in sourcing, vendor quoting and managing installations.
Born and raised in Vermont, she is always inspired by the traditional, time-honored silhouettes and patterns of an East Coast design, blended with the relaxed, comfortable style of California living. She’s also influenced by her husband’s British roots—particularly the UK’s approach to layering rich materials in a way that feels uniquely tailored. Recently, she has become a fan of the butter yellow trend, that she also believes has earned it's place as a neutral and is here to stay.
