You can fill out the "CONTACT" or the form on the "NEW CLIENT FORM" page, email Emily Malcolm at emily@malcolmhouseinteriors.com, or call Emily Malcolm directly at (301)219-9899.
*Please note, projects are on a first come first serve basis.
Malcolm House provides an array of design services from Architectual consulting to new construction and decorating. Please visit the "SERVICES" page for more information.
We service the Charlotte area as well as surrounding counties. Once Malcolm House has built a close relationship with our clients, they most likely want to upfit their second home, and at this time we are willing to travel.
We encourage you to provide stylistic inspiration that you would like for us to work from. This can be from photos from magazines or screenshots on your phone/tablet from websites like Pinterest or Houzz, etc. Please come prepared with a budget in mind as this is very important in the design selection process to ensure you do not fall in love with something out of your desired price range.
Depending on your project, this number can vary. Once you have discussed your project in detail, Malcolm House can give you a better idea of how much it will cost if you don't already have a budget in mind.
Malcolm House works with multiple Architects, builders, and contractors. We can work with your current or preferred builder, or we can provide you with a list of some local favorites.
Although we do have an hourly contract for small jobs, we encourage you to start with a minimum project size of approximately 20K.
We try not to make selections from large retail stores since we have custom furniture companies that we select from, trust, and who sell to the trade directly. Most of these companies are based out of the United States, and even located in North Carolina. This also keeps your house from looking like your neighbors!
We work very closely with sub-contractors, but they are directly contracted by a builder or contractor. Even for small renovation jobs we encourage our clients to hire builders/contractors to help with project management since Malcolm House is not responsible for this aspect.