Harmony House was founded from the belief that the most successful spaces emerge when design vision and technical understanding work together.
Harmony House is an interior design and spatial planning studio creating refined residential, hospitality, wellness, and commercial environments across the Pacific Northwest.
Led by Emily Kissel and Jenni Kupersmith, the studio brings together backgrounds spanning commercial real estate, spatial design, hospitality, operations, development strategy, and construction coordination.
The firm is known for creating spaces that feel emotionally grounded, operationally intelligent, and finely resolved. From luxury residences to wellness studios and mixed-use developments, Harmony House approaches every project through both a technical and deeply human lens.
The Harmony House studio is a working design environment — a place where materials are touched, ideas are argued over, and projects are built from the ground up.
The space itself is an ongoing experiment in what it means to inhabit a place fully. Bold art, layered textiles, objects that have been carried from different parts of the world — it is a room that reveals how the studio thinks about collecting, curating, and living with beautiful things.
Client consultations, material reviews, and project presentations all happen here, in an environment that communicates — without any need for explanation — exactly what Harmony House believes good design should feel like.
The studio workspace — a black marble-top island with a brass globe chandelier overhead, glass-front display cabinets, and the material and fabric library visible through the arched alcove beyond.
Emily's background spans commercial real estate, interior design, hospitality environments, development strategy, and technical design execution — a range that gives her an unusually complete view of how projects succeed or fail.
Her work is grounded in the belief that beautiful spaces must also function intelligently. She is known for highly detailed planning, deep construction fluency, and creating interiors that feel layered, calm, and deeply intentional.
Emily approaches each project as a systems problem as much as a design problem — understanding that the quality of the finished environment is determined far upstream, in the precision of the planning and documentation that precedes it.
Jenni is deeply involved in every design decision the studio makes — from the first concept through the final furniture placement. She has a sharp, instinctive design eye that shapes the aesthetic direction of every project: the way a room is layered, the tension between bold and restrained, the moment when a space stops looking designed and starts feeling inevitable.
Her specialty in sourcing and decor is one of the studio's genuine differentiators. Jenni has built relationships with vendors, artisans, and makers across the country, and brings an unusually broad material and object vocabulary to every project. She knows where to find the piece that makes a room — and she knows when a room needs that piece rather than another option that merely works.
Alongside the creative work, Jenni leads the studio's operational and client experience functions. Her background means that communication is clear, timelines are honored, and the experience of working with Harmony House is as considered as the finished space itself. She holds the human side of every project — the relationships, the expectations, the moments when a client needs reassurance — with the same precision she brings to a material selection.
Harmony House bridges the space between conceptual vision and technical implementation. Our process is highly collaborative, deeply detailed, and grounded in how spaces are actually built, operated, and experienced over time.
We work closely with owners, architects, consultants, contractors, and stakeholders from initial planning through construction completion — ensuring that the design intent is protected at every stage.
Whether you're developing a property, building a brand, renovating a home, or planning a future project, we'd love to hear more about your vision.
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