Ginger Barber Interior Design

Trends tell us what’s popular right now, but a timeless home tells the story of who you are.

Creating a space that feels just as fresh and relevant in ten years as it does today isn't about playing it safe—it’s about focusing on the elements that carry real soul. For us, that means choosing natural materials that patina beautifully, honoring the architectural bones of the house, and always balancing the clean lines of the present with the rich history of the past.

Swipe through to see our four core pillars for a home that never goes out of style.

A great pool setup is simple — well-pitched chaises, a small table, and shade exactly where you need it.

Poolside living deserves thoughtful detail. At Ginger Barber Design, we believe outdoor furniture should feel tailored—offering the perfect pitch, indulgent cushions, and materials selected to thrive under the sun and withstand the salt. Each piece is chosen for its enduring quality and refined comfort, ensuring your outdoor retreat is as inviting as your interiors.

Experience the art of purposeful design—where every element is carefully curated to reflect your individual lifestyle and withstand the beauty and challenges of nature.

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Our goal: outdoor spaces that feel refined but never staged.

The beauty of a home begins long before the front door.
A tree-lined gravel drive, clean fence lines, and a weather vane on the horizon — intentional and effortlessly composed. Design that welcomes without saying a word. Welcome home!

We design homes meant to be gathered in — comfortable seating, effortless flow, and spaces that make hosting feel easy.

Shade structures are thoughtfully crafted to enhance your architecture. Our designs seamlessly integrate with your space, providing comfort and elegance while letting your building’s unique character shine.

Outdoor dining works best when it feels relaxed but intentional — nothing fussy, just beautifully balanced.

A fire feature should anchor the space quietly, adding warmth without becoming the focal point.

When you let texture take the spotlight, even neutral exteriors feel inviting—think stone, plaster, wood, and those subtle contrasts that bring in a cozy sense of depth and comfort.