Moure Design Studio helps people see the potential in every home through thoughtful guidance, practical ideas, and a deeper understanding of why great spaces work.
HELPING people see
the unlimited potential in THEIR HOMES.
HELPING people see the potential in THEIR HOMES.
I started Moure Design Studio because I didn't think the world needed another interior design account filled with picture-perfect renovations. I thought it needed one for people with real homes and real decisions to make.
I grew up in New York watching my parents create a home they were proud of without constantly starting over. They worked with what they had, made thoughtful updates over time, and somehow our house always felt special because it was designed around the way our family actually lived.
That curiosity eventually led me to formally study both fashion, where I began my career, and later, interior design. Fashion taught me to think about color, proportion, texture, and composition, while interior design gave me the technical foundation to understand how spaces function, how people move through them, and why thoughtful design decisions can completely transform the way a home feels. Combined with my background in business operations and accounting, it shaped the way I approach design today: creative, practical, organized, and rooted in thoughtful decision-making.
While earning my master's degree in Global Fashion Management, I had the opportunity to study in Paris, Hong Kong, and mainland China. Experiencing design across different cultures reinforced something I still believe today: there isn't one right way to create a beautiful home. The best homes are the ones that reflect the people who live there.
Today, my hope is that every project, every piece of content, and every resource I create helps people see the potential in their homes, understand why great spaces work, and feel one step closer to creating a home that truly feels like their own.
A home should reflect the people who live there.
Have some fun with it.
The best homes evolve over time.
High-end design is a way of thinking.
The best rooms have something to say about the people who live in them.
- David hicks