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Robin Warz (Robin Warzywak) is the founder of Robin Warz Interiors, serving Wake Forest, Raleigh, and the Triangle area. She designs homes that are elevated, cohesive, and built for real life — so you are not left juggling decisions or living in a space that almost works.
Read My Full StoryEvery project starts the same way — a conversation. From there, I'll guide you through a clear, collaborative process: a Discovery Call to talk vision and scope, Concept & Design where the plan comes to life, Sourcing & Procurement to bring in the pieces, and a final Installation & Styling reveal. However big or small the project, you'll always know what's next.
Get designer guidance from anywhere. I'll create a full room plan — layout, furnishings, paint, and styling — that you shop and install at your own pace.
Already have a plan, or need one fast? I'll source and specify the furniture, art, and accessories to pull your space together, no renovation required.
From concept to installation, I handle every detail — floor plans, finishes, procurement, and final styling. Investment begins at $3,000 per room.
Remodeling a kitchen, bath, or whole home? I partner directly with your contractor (or one of my trusted pros) to guide every selection, beautifully and on budget.
When this family moved into their new home in Wake Forest, North Carolina, the house checked so many boxes. It had beautiful living spaces, plenty of room for gathering, and multiple areas for meals and entertaining.
But there was one thing missing: a dedicated in-home office.
What was once the least-used space on this home is now one of the family's favorite places to be.
This builder-grade dining room makeover proves you don't need to renovate your entire home to create a space that feels custom. By embracing a color-drenched dining room design, we transformed a plain, forgettable room into one that's warm, timeless, and full of personality.
Like many builder-grade homes, this dining room had good bones, but it lacked character. Beige walls, standard white trim, and minimal architectural detail left the space feeling flat. The homeowners wanted a room that felt elevated, inviting, and worthy of gathering family and friends around the table.
The answer? Color drenching.
Happy Weekend Lovelies! We got some much needed rain on Saturday, it's been so dry here in Raleigh and the surrounding areas. I'm sharing the sales for all of my favorite shops and retailers. Lots of them have already started their 4th of July sales!
