Meet rebecca
America’s first interior designer, Elsie de Wolfe, once said:
"A person’s environment will speak for their life, whether they like it or not."
If a home is its owner’s spokesman, then I am its speechwriter. I make sure every space tells the right story—one that is beautiful, intentional, and deeply personal. I read and rewrite every room I step into. Obsessively.
With a background in visual merchandising and retail design for major corporations like Microsoft, Amazon, and HTC, my work has appeared in flagship stores across the globe. But despite my deep connection to Seattle’s tech community, my first love has always been residential design—creating homes so thoughtfully designed that my clients never want to leave.
Growing up, my family moved constantly—sometimes multiple times a year. We lived everywhere from the Philippines to Ireland, not because we were military, but because we were, well... nomads. That experience gave me a global perspective on life and design, shaping my love of travel and my deep understanding of what makes a house feel like home.
Even as a child, I embraced every move as an opportunity to reinvent my space—turning sheets into block-painted curtains, transforming garages into budget-friendly bedrooms, and crafting backyard dens out of camping tents, complete with a TV and VCR. That same resourcefulness, creativity, and passion now fuels every project at Rebecca Rowland Interiors.
When I’m not designing, you’ll find me traveling the world, indulging my love of spicy red wines, and soaking up every moment with my husband and our rescue pups, Indiana Bones and Sherlock “Dobby” Bones.
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.