About

Design Philosophy

Jessica Rudolf creates thoughtful spaces that are inspired by her clients' unique personalities.  She listens to her clients and takes pride in helping them discover their own style.  Her number one priority is designing a well-balanced space that is inviting, functional and makes her clients happy.  

Jessica's design aesthetic can be described as classic meets contemporary.  She believes good design pairs timeless elements with current, modern trends.  She often builds her rooms around an iconic furniture piece or artwork.  Clean lines, a white, neutral palette, and bright accents are common elements of her designs.

Design Services

Jessica works with clients of varying budgets, goals and timeframes.  Some clients have a strong vision and she helps them achieve it. Others are less sure and she guides them through the entire design process.  

Design services include:

• Space planning and floor plan layout

• Kitchen and bath remodels

• Fabric, furniture and accessory selection

• Artwork

• Window treatments & wall coverings

• Color consulting

About Jessica

Jessica Rudolf considers herself a “New Yorker at heart”.  She grew up 10 miles from Manhattan and spent a decade of her adult life living in the city.  “My time in New York inspired me to become a designer.  Design is everywhere! You can’t help but be in awe of it all — the architecture, the culture and the history.  All of it had a great impact on me throughout my life and now it's influencing my work.” 

A former Vice President at Wall Street firm Goldman Sachs, Jessica held numerous roles in the firm’s branding and marketing departments.  Her experience as a former executive, creative director, producer, writer and project manager sets her a part in Seattle’s interior design industry.  Her unique skill set and sophistication allows her to provide the highest level of service to her clients.   

Upon moving to the Pacific Northwest almost a decade ago, Jessica turned her love for interiors into a career and began working in the Seattle design industry.  She has a B.A. from Middlebury College and graduated with honors from the Art Institute of Seattle with a Diploma in Residential Design.  She currently resides on the Eastside with her husband and three sons.  In her free time, you can find her on the tennis court, a yoga mat or a paddle board.