Meet rebecca

America’s first interior designer, Elsie de Wolfe, said, “a person’s environment will speak for their life, whether they like it or not.” If a home is one’s spokesman, then I am its speechwriter. I ensure that the message a home communicates about its residents is the most beautiful it can possibly be. I read and rewrite every space I’m in. Obsessively.

With a past in visual merchandising and retail design for major corporations such as Microsoft, Amazon and HTC, my projects have appeared in major retailers around the globe. I have a deep understanding and love for Seattle’s tech community, but leaving that behind, I have set my focus solely on my first love - residential interior design, creating beautiful homes my clients never want to leave.

My family moved all over when I was a kid - even to the Philippines and Ireland - sometimes multiple times a year. We weren’t even in the military…just nomads. This experience gave me a global perspective on life and design, which carries forth today in my love of travel and concept of home.

As a child, I made the most of our moves, by making each new house a home for me and our large family. I'd turn sheets into block-painted curtains, a garage into a budget bedroom using stencils and carpet scraps, and a camping tent into a backyard den complete with TV and VCR. This same industriousness and creativity is infused into every one of the projects completed by Rebecca Rowland Interiors.

Outside of running my business, I am spending time with my husband, traveling the world as much as possible, indulging my love of spicy, red wines, and soaking up the love of my little rescue pups, Indiana Bones and Sherlock “Dobby” Bones, on the daily.

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meet kimberly

Kimberly Nakich, Senior Manager of Business Operations for Rebecca Rowland Interiors, brings a wealth of experience from having a firm of her own for many years in Hawaii and navigating all the challenges that comes with bringing custom design to an island in the middle of the Pacific. In DC, Kimberly worked for a US Senator, helping to keep the office running shipshape.

She’s a resident of West Seattle, where she lives with her adorable kindergartener daughter and pilot husband.