Plainfield Interior Design · Serving Greater Indianapolis

Homes that feel completely yours

Interior design for single rooms and whole homes across Greater Indianapolis, from Staci Perkins in Plainfield. You see the plan and the price before anything is ordered.

Staci Perkins, owner of Reid Design, holding a paint fan deck at a café table
Staci Perkins, founder of Reid Design, smiling outside a brick storefront.
Meet StaciStaci Perkins, owner and designer

Hi, I'm Staci!

I started Reid Design because I believe everyone deserves a home that reflects who they actually are, not just what's trending this season. I'm Staci Perkins, and I bring the same care to a bedroom refresh as I do to a full-home renovation.

Every project begins with listening. Your life, your habits, your aesthetic, those come first. The furniture and finishes follow. Let's figure out what your space is missing.

Get to Know Me

If you want your space to feel both beautiful and livable, she's your person. Every detail feels intentional without ever being overdone.

Sara Hooker · April 2026 · on Facebook

5 out of 5 stars on Google

“Staci definitely has a gift! Her vision and ideas are brought to life and transform any room into some uniquely yours. Highly recommend.”

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5 out of 5 stars on Google

“She did such an amazing job decorating! Everything looked beautiful, thoughtful, and put together so perfectly. You can really tell she puts a lot of care and creativity into…”

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5 out of 5 stars on Google

“Staci always has the best interior design ideas! Made my home look cozy and lived in.”

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A clear plan before anything is bought

From the first conversation to the day everything comes together, you always know where things stand and what happens next. Nothing gets ordered until you have seen the plan.

  1. Single visit

    In-home consultation

    A free intro chat to make sure we're a fit, then a 60 to 90 minute in-home visit to walk your space and build a clear plan.

  2. 2 to 3 weeks

    Design plan created

    Mood board, layout, furniture and decor selections, and a sourcing list with direct shopping links. You see everything before anything is purchased.

  3. Per project scope

    Shopping + selections

    You shop the curated list at your own pace, or I source and order it for you. Trade vendor access is included either way.

  4. Final visit

    Styling + final reveal

    Everything gets placed, styled, and accessorized. Then I step back, you walk in. This is the moment.

See the Full Process

Every piece is chosen for a reason.

Watch one empty room get built, and see why each piece is there.

Concept image: the finished living room with crown moulding, a rug, sofa, tables, chair, curtains, art and styling.

The briefan example

What’s working
The big windows.
What isn’t
Nowhere to sit, and nothing matches.
What I wished it felt like
Bright, and easy to be in.

The bones

Start with the bones: crown moulding, a rug that sets the scale, and a sofa that fits without hiding the big wall.

Easy to live in

Then what makes it easy to live in: a table for the mug, a lamp for the evenings, a chair angled toward the conversation, and curtains that finish the windows.

Making it yours

Last, what makes it yours: art hung low on the big wall, olive branches, books and a soft throw.

The bonesWhat’s missing

A room without trim looks unfinished. Crown moulding gives the ceiling a clean edge.

The bonesScale

Big enough that the front feet of the furniture sit on it. A small rug shrinks a room.

The bonesBalance

It fits the wall without hiding it. The big wall gets room to breathe.

Easy to live inScale

Close enough to reach from the sofa, with space left to walk around it.

Easy to live inLighting

A lamp at seat height. Overhead light flattens a room; a lamp makes it feel lived in.

Easy to live inBalance

Angled toward the sofa: a spot to talk, and the room stops leaning to one side.

Easy to live inTexture

Hung high and wide so the windows read taller, and the light comes in soft.

Making it yoursBalance

Hung low enough to belong to the sofa instead of floating on the wall.

Making it yoursTexture

Something living and loose to soften all the straight lines.

Making it yoursTexture

Books and a throw: the layer that makes it look like someone lives here.

What’s in the plan

  • Layout plan
  • Color and finish guidance
  • Furniture and decor picks
  • Sourcing list with links
  • Styling and final reveal

You see everything before a single item is purchased.

The brief, an example

What’s working
The big windows.
What isn’t
Nowhere to sit, and nothing matches.
What I wished it felt like
Bright, and easy to be in.
  1. Start with the bones: crown moulding, a rug that sets the scale, and a sofa that fits without hiding the big wall.

    • What’s missing: A room without trim looks unfinished. Crown moulding gives the ceiling a clean edge.
    • Scale: Big enough that the front feet of the furniture sit on it. A small rug shrinks a room.
    • Balance: It fits the wall without hiding it. The big wall gets room to breathe.
  2. Then what makes it easy to live in: a table for the mug, a lamp for the evenings, a chair angled toward the conversation, and curtains that finish the windows.

    • Scale: Close enough to reach from the sofa, with space left to walk around it.
    • Lighting: A lamp at seat height. Overhead light flattens a room; a lamp makes it feel lived in.
    • Balance: Angled toward the sofa: a spot to talk, and the room stops leaning to one side.
    • Texture: Hung high and wide so the windows read taller, and the light comes in soft.
  3. Last, what makes it yours: art hung low on the big wall, olive branches, books and a soft throw.

    • Balance: Hung low enough to belong to the sofa instead of floating on the wall.
    • Texture: Something living and loose to soften all the straight lines.
    • Texture: Books and a throw: the layer that makes it look like someone lives here.

What’s in the plan

  • Layout plan
  • Color and finish guidance
  • Furniture and decor picks
  • Sourcing list with links
  • Styling and final reveal

You see everything before a single item is purchased.

Concept room

Concept image: the finished living room with crown moulding, a rug, sofa, tables, chair, curtains, art and styling.

Based in Plainfield. Happy to drive.

Plainfield Indianapolis Carmel Fishers Westfield Zionsville Noblesville Geist McCordsville Broad Ripple Surrounding areas

Serving Plainfield, Indianapolis, Carmel, Fishers, Westfield, Zionsville and Noblesville.

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Ready to Begin?

Let's plan your room.

Things I notice in every room

  • lighting
  • scale
  • texture
  • balance
  • what’s missing

It’s all in the details.

Every project starts with a conversation about your space, your budget and what you are hoping for. Book the in-home visit, or send a message first if you would rather talk it through.