A renovated farmhouse, colonial, or new build that still feels off? Julia comes to your home for 90 minutes and hands you a written plan in 48 hours. One room, $350 to $500.
JG Interior Design provides in-home interior design across Bucks County, PA, led by Julia Ginzburg. She works on the county's stone farmhouses, colonials, and barns turned into homes, the river homes near New Hope, and the newer developments around Newtown and Yardley, usually starting with a Fresh Eyes Visit and a written plan in 48 hours. Serving all of Bucks County.
People choose Bucks County for the land, the history, and the river towns. When a room in a house like that feels unresolved, it nags, because the rest of the county sets a standard the interior has not caught up to.
The farmhouse was drawn with the kitchen as a workroom at the back. Now everyone lives there, and the flow fights the way the house was built.
A front living room and a dining room that see the light of day twice a year, sitting there like furniture museums the family walks past.
Sound structure, high ceilings, a new kitchen, and still the big rooms echo and the furniture from the last place looks marooned.
Old Bucks homes were rarely designed around the door you actually use, off the driveway or the mudroom, so the daily path through the house fights you.
The Fresh Eyes Visit is diagnostic, not decorative. An old farmhouse has a hundred things that could change and only a handful that should.
Every room starts as a drawing, and the materials are chosen in person before a single piece is bought.
Hand-selecting stone at the yard
A one-of-a-kind stone piece
Space planned to the inch
Every room starts as a drawing
“Julia walked in and immediately saw what I couldn't after staring at the rooms for weeks. Her recommendations were specific, practical, and made the space feel completely different.”John Miller · More client stories
Pick a time online or call. Every Bucks County project is done in person, from the Huntingdon Valley studio minutes from the county line.
About 90 minutes, room by room, listening first and then naming what will finish each space.
The layout, the lighting the house was missing, and the pieces to keep or buy, in order and against a budget.
From there it is your call. Many Bucks families carry the plan out themselves over a few months, a room at a time. Others bring Julia back to source and install through the Last 20% Package. Want a fuller picture before booking? The interior design consultation in Bucks County page walks through how the first conversation and visit work.
Rather talk first? Call (267) 789-1428 or send Julia a question.
Pick a time for your visit
| Bucks County | Typical cost | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh Eyes Visit | $350 to $500 | 90 min + 48 hr plan |
| Hourly design (Bucks County average) | $200 to $350 / hour | Varies by scope |
| Per-room design (fee only) | $1,500 to $5,000 | 3 to 6 weeks |
| Full room delivery | $5,000 to $25,000 per room | 6 to 16 weeks |
For the full breakdown, see what an interior designer costs. For whole-home projects on the county's higher-end properties, luxury interior design in Bucks County covers the sourced-and-installed route, and kitchen interior design covers the room most families start with.
From the fieldstone farms of the upper county to the river towns and the developments of lower Bucks, you pass through two hundred years of building in an afternoon. Two homes ten minutes apart can need opposite things.
Eighteenth and nineteenth-century fieldstone with deep window wells, low ceilings, wide-plank floors, and an addition or two. Wonderful bones, small original rooms.
The center-hall colonials and borough houses of Doylestown and Newtown, with good proportions and formal rooms many families no longer use the way they were drawn.
Enormous volume, exposed timber, and huge windows. Spectacular, and genuinely hard to make feel warm and human at that scale.
Cottages along the Delaware near New Hope and Yardley need light and flow. Newer center-halls around Newtown arrive as blank, builder-grade boxes.
Towns Julia serves
Design services in Bucks County
Areas served
Julia Ginzburg has spent twenty-six years walking into homes across this region and naming the two or three changes that take a place from almost-right to finished. She works from her studio in Huntingdon Valley, minutes from the Bucks County line, in person and room by room.
One visit to start, not a big commitment, and no pressure to redo everything at once. Outside the area or want a lighter-touch option? She also offers virtual interior design with the same prioritized-plan approach. More about Julia
Julia works throughout Bucks County, from Doylestown, Newtown, and the river towns of New Hope and Yardley down to Langhorne and Bensalem, and out into the farmhouse country of Central and Upper Bucks. Every project is done in person, in your home, booked from the Huntingdon Valley studio.
Full per-room design in Bucks County usually runs $1,500 to $5,000 before furnishings, and a complete room delivered with sourcing and install can reach $5,000 to $25,000. The Fresh Eyes Visit is a fixed $350 to $500 for one room, with a written plan in 48 hours, the lowest-risk way to start.
Often. Bucks County is full of eighteenth and nineteenth-century stone farmhouses, colonials, and barns turned into homes, with real character and the quirks age brings: low ceilings, small original rooms, and additions that never quite flowed. Julia keeps the character worth keeping and makes the home work for how you live now.
Julia spends about 90 minutes walking your home room by room, listening to what feels off before she suggests a single change. Within 48 hours you receive a written, prioritized plan covering layout, lighting, and the pieces worth buying and keeping, in order and against a budget. One room is $350 to $500, and if you do not leave with clarity, you do not pay.
Yes, and in older Bucks homes it is often the point. Many families here have inherited or collected pieces with real meaning. Julia tells you honestly what is worth keeping and reworking, what to move to another room, and only the few things worth buying new, so the budget goes where it actually changes the room.
For Bucks County homes Julia works in person, because seeing the light, the ceiling heights, and the flow in an old house matters. If you are outside the area or want a lighter-touch option, she also offers virtual interior design, with the same prioritized-plan approach delivered remotely.
Ninety minutes in your home, a written plan in 48 hours, one room $350 to $500. If you do not leave with clarity, you do not pay.
