HOW WE WORK

Curated design. Clear process. Homes designed for living.

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WE COULDN'T BE MORE
                        OF ALL HER WORK
AND TALENT.

appreciative

—Ceg, Milton

CLIENT LOVE

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WE love spending time
                  it lives perfectly

at home... 

—Ajr, Atlanta

CLIENT LOVE

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THANK YOU.
WE COULDN'T                        
WITHOUT YOU.

have done it

—Csb, Brookhaven

CLIENT LOVE

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THE DESIGNS SHE CREATED
                        ARE  TRULY
INSPIRED AND CREATIVE.

for our home

—Pob, Roswell

CLIENT LOVE

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OUR NEW HOME IS BEAUTIFUL!

—Jor, Atlanta

CLIENT LOVE

The design review / WHERE EVERY PROJECT STARTS

The right decisions

are everything.

The Design Review is a focused, high-value strategy session for clients who want clarity before committing to larger work — or who simply need an expert perspective on a specific decision.

We clarify scope, refine direction, and establish the path forward.

Some clients use this session as the beginning of a full-service engagement. Others book it as a standalone working session when they need decisive input. We work with clients who value thoughtfulness, trust the process, and want their home—and their experience—to reflect that.

Investment begins at $745.

• whole-home direction
• vision + viability
• renovation strategy
• phasing roadmap
• investment allocation guidance
• prioritized next steps

If you’re into layered, unbothered design, thoughtful curation, easy living, and a life that’s lived in—and well lived—you’re in the right place.

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A LITTLE MORE ABOUT OUR WORK

Tara Fust Design is a luxury interior design studio based in Atlanta, working with clients throughout Alpharetta, Milton, and the Southeast. We specialize in custom homes, large-scale renovations, and full-service furnishing projects for busy CEOs, entrepreneurs, and families who want their homes to feel elevated, personal, and deeply livable.

Our California-inspired, layered approach blends materials, texture, and thoughtful detail to create spaces that support how you actually live—not just how they photograph.