Rooms that never quite came together? 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 residential interior design across Montgomery County, PA, led by Julia Ginzburg. Working from her Huntingdon Valley studio, she finishes mid-century homes, split-levels, post-war colonials, and newer construction, usually starting with a Fresh Eyes Visit and a written plan in 48 hours. Serving all of Montgomery County and Greater Philadelphia.
Most people looking for a designer in Montgomery County are not gutting anything. They have a home they chose on purpose and a few rooms that still feel unfinished.
The renovation is over and the furniture is in, yet the rooms still feel off. You stopped seeing it, but you feel it every evening.
A split-level or older colonial with a formal living room nobody uses and a family room that became the dumping ground.
Newer homes around Blue Bell with big open volumes, echoey and bright, with nowhere for the eye to land.
A single fixture flattens everything under it and makes a freshly painted room feel like a rental.
The Fresh Eyes Visit is the lowest-risk way to start: a fixed fee for real direction, not an open-ended engagement.
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. Because the studio is in the county, visits are usually booked the same week.
About 90 minutes, room by room, listening first and then naming what will finish each space.
The layout, the lighting, and the pieces to keep or buy, in order and against a budget that respects the house.
From there it is your call. Carry the plan out yourself a room at a time, or bring Julia back to source and manage the install through the Last 20% Package. Want to talk it through first? See how a Montgomery County design consultation works.
Rather talk first? Call (267) 789-1428 or send Julia a question.
Pick a time for your visit
| Montgomery County | Typical cost | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh Eyes Visit | $350 to $500 | 90 min + 48 hr plan |
| Hourly design (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 where the money goes, see what an interior designer costs.
From older boroughs near the city line to open township land near Skippack and Collegeville. Two houses ten minutes apart can need opposite things.
The 1950s and 1960s homes of Abington, Willow Grove, and Horsham. Solid, but chopped into small rooms that fight how families live now.
Good bones and honest proportions, with interiors built around formal rooms nobody uses anymore.
Jenkintown, Ambler, Glenside, and Lansdale. Real period character, tall trim, porches, and a hundred years of quirks.
Larger colonials and open plans around Blue Bell, Whitpain, and Route 202 that need warmth and human scale added back.
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Julia Ginzburg has spent twenty-six years finishing homes that were technically done but never felt resolved. She works from her studio in Huntingdon Valley, in Lower Moreland, one home at a time, in person and room by room.
No retainer, no year-long commitment, and no pressure to redo everything at once. On the far edge of the county or prefer to work remotely? She also offers virtual interior design. More about Julia
Yes. Julia works throughout Montgomery County, from Abington and Jenkintown across to Ambler, Blue Bell, and Lansdale, with the studio right in Huntingdon Valley. Because she is based in the county, in-home walkthroughs are usually booked the same week rather than weeks out.
Montgomery County design fees run $1,500 to $5,000 per room before furnishings. The Fresh Eyes Visit is a fixed $350 to $500 for one room, with a written plan in 48 hours, and it is the lowest-risk way to start.
Mid-century homes, 1950s and 1960s split-levels and ranches, post-war colonials, older borough twins and Victorians, and newer construction in areas like Blue Bell. The county has an unusually wide range of housing stock, and each type asks for something different.
Julia spends about 90 minutes in your home, walking it room by room and listening to what feels off before she suggests anything. Within 48 hours you receive a written, prioritized plan covering layout, lighting, and the pieces worth buying or keeping, in order and against a budget.
Yes, and most of the time that is the point. Much of the plan is about which pieces you own are worth keeping, how to place them, and the few additions that make the room resolve. You are not expected to start over.
Yes. Julia offers virtual interior design for homeowners who prefer to work remotely or sit outside the easy in-home radius. For most of Montgomery County, though, an in-person visit from the Huntingdon Valley studio is quick to arrange and hard to beat.
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.