I always stop into St Dizier Design store when I'm in Healdsburg. There are pretty tabletop items…read moreand also furnishings to browse. What's most valuable is the opportunity to get inspired by a "look" which you may want to use in your home. I enjoy the decorative objects and looking inside the cabinets where might be jewelry or watches. If you happen to be Healdsburg, stop by St Dizier and pick up a gift either for someone else or for you.

When it comes to customers you never know who's who... a lot of the wealthy are now driving a Prius…read moreand wearing flip flops with cargo shorts - hipsters are probably low income poseurs (or not) - and the average Joe in jeans may be stretching his budget, just got a fat raise, or sitting on an inheritance... you can't tell anymore. My suggestion would be treat each customer with, at the minimum, a little respect and thankfulness that they came into your establishment. My wife and I are finishing up a complete remodel (to the studs) of a second home in Occidental (and are buying another property there as well). We need to furnish the entire house from scratch and are looking for higher-end or unique furniture. When we walked into Saint Dizier on 3/31/16 (my wife was in her business clothes and I was in jeans and a collared shirt) we were not greeted by the two women working, in fact we were completely ignored, then one of them walked past us brusquely with a broom and said "I hate when it rains and all the peddles from the trees get tracked into the store". Uh, then don't open the store when it rains and stay home. We were specifically looking at a suede / leather couch and I actually had a couple of questions (including the availability of complementing pieces) but these two women could not have cared less. I don't have time or patience for bad service and as we walked out of the store there was not even a "thank you, come again or a goodbye". I am going to drop $4-5K on a couch (not including the rest of living room) and outfit 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, and a couple of bathrooms. I guess they don't need the business, which is good because they won't be getting mine. Aloof and pretentious service went out of style decades ago... SDH bills itself as a showroom with design "experts" whose purpose is to collaborate with clients - unfortunately they are caught up in their own hype and self-importance... and subsequently just had a big project walk out the door.

Natasha and the Inspired Spaces crew were incredible to work with. I came to Natasha pretty broken…read moreand feeling really burned by a bad contractor who turned our simple project into an entire home rebuild. I knew I was way out of my element since I've never built a home from the ground up (and never wanted to, if we're being honest) and I knew I needed professional help. Natasha and the team helped me not only to design my dream home, but to enjoy the process too. They were able to take my vision and give me the tools to bring it to life. They were able to offer reassurance that everything would work out. Natasha and her crew offer so much insight and have deep knowledge of the entire process which was really valuable for me when I questioned what I was hearing from our new contractor. I can not recommend Natasha and Inspired Spaces enough for any project. They have the skills, the local connections, the design eye and they also have heart. They care a lot about their clients and it shows in every aspect of how they show up.

We recommend Natasha Stocker and Inspired Spaces wholeheartedly and with absolute confidence. Her…read morekeen eye for detail, upbeat attitude, and collaborative abilities make her a rock star. But her ability to listen and distill our swirling, incoherent ideas into something truly beautiful makes her a superstar. We have a 70's ranch house set down in the woods. The house is about 40 years old, we have been in it for 25 years, and had it had never received much attention. It was always too dark and closed off. There was a funky West County hallway that was also two bathrooms. We loved raising our children here, but now we were ready to open it up to the redwood trees and sunshine outside. We had a contractor who was really good with the structure, but we had no idea how to put the rooms together. Within moments of meeting Natasha we felt 100 percent comfortable. She never once sold herself to us, or tried to move us in a direction we were uncomfortable with. Instead, she urged us to shop where we were comfortable, find deals on Craigslist, and repurpose existing furniture. She delighted in our finds, encouraged us at every turn, and turned every one of our perplexed meanderings into an encouraging way forward. From the first painted color brushed onto the first new wall, everything Natasha picked was stunning. We spent months in disbelief as each color and recommendation made its way from proposal to reality. In the world of construction, we found out that things don't happen all at once. Sometimes it would take weeks for all the colors and elements of Natasha's design in a room or space to come together, and every time we were giddy with satisfaction. Our beautiful house literally brings tears to our eyes. We feel so grateful that we met Natasha and that she gave us this incredible space. This was our first project and we are spoiled now. Natasha took our every thought and turned our home into something that is both uniquely our own creation, and, impossibly beyond anything we could have managed on our own. Oh yeah, and her staff is courteous, responsive, kind and warm and talented in their own right. Thank you, Natasha! Thank you Inspired Spaces.

Sonoma Millworks designs and builds fine custom woodwork pieces from reclaimed wood. They can make…read moreanything: from tables, chairs, stools, lazy susans and cutting boards, to backyard decks, storage sheds, wooden gates, barn doors and even the barn itself. They have a inviting showroom for their display pieces and plenty of knowledgeable staff. Sonoma Millworks will help you pick out one of their already designed pieces, or help you design a custom piece. In either case, display or custom piece, you can count on high quality reclaimed materials and fine craftsmanship at very fair prices. We purchased a small utility table designed by the owner's daughter. This table is elegant and beautiful, and it fits perfectly into a breakfast nook in our kitchen, where it doubles as a computer desk during the day. If you'd like something special for your home, check out Sonoma Millworks on Grove Street, just north of Dry Creek Road. Check out their website and their Facebook pages also. Both are well designed, informative and VERY interesting.

I recently contacted Rochelle Interiors to give me advice on a small job. Most only want large…read morejobs, all I needed was one room. She was happy to help and got back to me quickly. Within five minutes of walking in the room, she already had good recommendations on what would work better. I tried her suggestions and it looks great. She has also been quick to respond to my follow up questions. I would highly recommend her. I would definitely use her again. Kim Martinek

We moved into our house several months ago and I was not happy with the wall color. It did not go…read morewell with the floors. Not only did Rochelle help me find the perfect color, she taught me a lot about the process. I could not be happier with the result. She is a dream to work with and I would not hesitate to call upon her for future projects.

I have worked with Lisa multiple times over the last 20 years, and have never been disappointed…read more Her eye for color and detail are amazing. She has helped me choose interior paint color for my entire home, window treatments of all types, and furniture for my living and family rooms. She is creative -- she helped me see design possibilities that I would never have thought of on my own. She is a delight to work with, and I LOVE the choices we made together.

Lisa has a great "eye" for color and design. She is also fun to work with! My husband and I were…read moretrying to pick out a fabric for a new couch and had picked out a few favorites. Lisa proposed a fabric totally different than ours and we would never have thought of - and it was perfect! Classy and contemporary, we both loved it. She also has great connections and resources for painters, etc. We recommend using Lisa for interior design.

Jill stepped in to help me with my tee-tiny 400 sq foot apartment, which has a lot of logistical…read morechallenges. Furniture needed to fit together just right, and available storage was very limited. I also wanted to refresh my interior style and replace all my IKEA pieces with better-made ones, but was also working on a budget. After getting a total brain cramp from trying to figure it out on my own, I reached out to Jill after reading her great Yelp reviews. Jill's thoughtful design of my limited space (literally, down to the inch) allowed me to fit in all the seating and storage space I need and still keep the space airy and open. Her knowledge of the best stores, manufacturers and styles for my vision and budget ended up saving me a lot of money and headaches in the long run. We've had a lot of fun working together with Pinterest boards, sharing ideas and looking at colors. Not only has Jill helped with this project enormously, but she taught me so much about decorating and design in the process. And her price is certainly fair for a professional service. I've been recommending Jill to every friend who moves in to a new place. If you're considering getting help with your home, definitely call her for a consultation!

We really lucked out in finding Jill when we moved to the city a few months ago. We arrived with…read morebasically nothing and had no idea what to do with our new apartment. For weeks we lived on an air mattress and plastic folding chairs, then one day we found Jill's awesome website and gave her a call. She came over, saw our sad state of affairs and got to work immediately. From the beginning, Jill really got what we liked and didn't like, helped us organize and clarify our sometimes vague and scattered ideas, and was very accurate in estimating our costs and timeline. She was hands-on and responsive, and she took a lot of pressure off us by arranging painters, handymen and furniture orders. Jill is so great at what she does. In a short period of time, she transformed our ho-hum empty apartment into an awesome space that's totally comfortable yet always ready for a fancy party. We love having people over now! Thanks, Jill!

Jeannie is fabulous! Great products, advice and customer service.read more

Jeannie is so easy to work with, and very professional. She made great suggestions for replacement…read moreblinds in my rental home. The order arrived on time and was installed successfully several months ago. However, the cleaning service for my tenant recently damaged the pulley in one of the blinds. Jeannie graciously returned to my rental, removed the blind, and sent it back to the manufacturer, saying the blind is still under warranty, so there will be no charge.

Dana was super responsive and understood my style very quickly. She helped me with furniture and…read morepaint colors virtually. I was unsure at first that "virtual" design would work but she nailed it!

From the owner: Full-service interior design studio serving Sonoma, Napa, and Marin…read more We bring our Refined Revelry approach to every project - custom curated, high-end interiors that are functional, livable, and lively (and delivered without the high-end ego) Book a Complimentary Discovery Call with our Founding Designer, Dana Feagles, and tell us about your project, your needs, your hurdles, and your aspirations, and learn how we can help. For 10+ years, Dana Feagles of Revelry Interior Design has designed homes from San Francisco to Nantucket for a range of clientele, from some of the Bay Area’s most discerning entrepreneurs and Fortune 500 CEOs to casual families looking for function and comfort. A Sonoma County native, Dana noticed that many locals reluctantly turn to SF-based interior design firms for help with their bespoke Wine Country homes. So in 2022, Dana launched Revelry Interior Design in order to bring high-end, full-service design talent back to the North Bay, where she currently resides in Santa Rosa with her husband, 2 young children, and 2 lively pups. Dana holds her Master’s in Interior Architecture & Design from UC Berkeley, her Bachelor’s in Art History from Pitzer College, and a Certificate in Wine Expertise from the Culinary Institute of Florence, Italy (hence her love of and passion for Wine Country). “Revelry” is a combination of her children’s names, Evelyn and Henry, and the perfect coincidental descriptor of her lively + livable interiors.