Charlotte Interior Designer for Luxury Homes

Miriam Peters is a Charlotte interior designer who has been involved in more than 50 new-construction design projects. Emerald & Oak Design brings Charlotte interior design to new construction, renovations and complete home furnishings — unlike an interior decorator, the studio works alongside your architect and builder. Among interior designers in Charlotte, NC, Miriam personally leads every project from our SouthPark studio.

From the SouthPark studio in Charlotte, Miriam Peters personally leads new construction, renovation, and furnishing projects. The studio serves Myers Park, Eastover, SouthPark, and the wider Charlotte region; single rooms and design consultations are welcome.

For a new custom home, involve the interior designer during architectural planning so cabinetry, millwork, finish specifications, and lighting are considered with your architect and builder. For an existing home, furnishing services bring space planning, furniture selection, procurement, and installation together. Share your location, project scope, and intended timeline when requesting a private consultation; every project receives an individually scoped proposal before commitment.

Highland Forest in Charlotte showcases the studio’s interiors. SouthPark Magazine’s October 30, 2024 feature credits Emerald & Oak and Miriam for the interiors.

Frequently asked questions

What distinguishes Emerald & Oak from other luxury interior design studios?
We operate at the intersection of architecture and interior design, engaging at the earliest stages of a project. Our studio accepts a limited number of commissions each year, and our founder leads every project personally.
What is the difference between an interior designer and an interior decorator ()?
An interior decorator addresses surface elements. An interior designer shapes the entire interior environment: spatial planning, architectural modifications, material specification, lighting design, and construction coordination.
When should an interior designer be engaged for new construction?
Before the first wall is framed. Engaging a designer during the architectural planning phase ensures interior selections are integrated into construction documents from the outset.
Does Emerald & Oak Design accept projects outside of Charlotte?
Yes. While our studio is based in Charlotte, we welcome opportunities to collaborate on exceptional homes anywhere in the United States and internationally.
How selective is the studio's client intake?
Miriam Peters leads every project personally, so the studio keeps its roster small enough for each client to receive direct creative leadership and undivided attention.