ABOUT LUXE STYLE STUDIO
May We Let You In on a Secret?
For nearly two decades, Luxe Style Studio grew almost entirely through word of mouth.
No public portfolio. No social presence. Just beautifully finished spaces, trusted introductions, and clients who quietly shared Ashley’s name with friends, neighbors, architects, and builders.
That quiet reputation became the foundation of the studio.
Now, we’re letting you in.
Design This Personal Should Feel Personal
Ashley Schneider founded Luxe Style Studio in Atlanta in 2008. Today, the woman-owned, family-run studio is based in Dunwoody and specializes in full-service residential interiors throughout Atlanta and beyond.
The work includes whole-home furnishings, renovations, new construction, turnkey residences, and second homes. Every project is led personally by Ashley, supported by an operations team that helps carry the details forward.
There is no house formula applied from one home to the next, and the defining design decisions are not passed to a rotating team. Ashley develops the vision, stays close to the work, and remains involved through installation.
The name on the door is the name guiding your home.
STUDIO AT A GLANCE
Founded in Atlanta
2008
Based in
Dunwoody, GA
Every project led by
Ashley Schneider
Woman-owned
Family-run
Ashley Schneider, ASID
FOUNDER AND PRINCIPAL DESIGNER
Ashley Schneider founded Luxe Style Studio after studying interior design at the Savannah College of Art and Design and gaining experience at several design firms.
From 2009 through 2012, her work took her to Miami, where she designed hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality environments. It taught her to look beyond how a room photographs and consider how it is experienced: where the eye settles, how people move through it, when a space feels welcoming, and which details stay in memory.
That perspective continues to shape her residential work. A home should support everyday life with ease, welcome people naturally, and feel complete without appearing staged.
Ashley does not set out to make a residence look like a hotel. She translates what the best hotels do so well: create a sense of arrival, anticipate comfort, guide movement naturally, and make every detail feel considered.
Ashley’s experience also includes contributing to Marriott’s Autograph Collection design standards, deepening her understanding of how distinct places develop a clear identity without losing their sense of discovery.
Travel remains part of the way she sees. The restraint of Monaco, the layered beauty of Florence, the warmth of Provence, and the grandeur of Vienna enter her work as impressions rather than themes. They are translated for the architecture, the people, and the life within each home.
Ashley believes the most successful interior does not announce the designer. It reveals the people who live there.
BEYOND THE CONCEPT
A Designer Who Draws the Details
Ashley’s work does not stop with the idea of a room. She develops detailed interior design intent and coordination drawings that allow the vision to be communicated clearly to the project team.
Depending on the scope, that may include existing-condition and demolition plans, dimensioned layouts, reflected ceiling and lighting plans, power and data coordination, millwork elevations, finish plans, furniture plans, and installation details.
This fluency allows Ashley to communicate effectively with architects, engineers, builders, trades, and vendors while keeping the intended experience of the finished interior visible throughout the project.
OLD IVY — REFLECTED CEILING AND LIGHTING PLAN
A Home Without a House Style
Ashley does not begin with a predetermined look.
She begins with the people who will live there: how mornings unfold, where everyone gathers, what they have collected, what they want to preserve, and which parts of daily life could feel easier.
The architecture matters, too. Materials, furnishings, lighting, artwork, and custom details are considered in relation to the home and to one another, rather than selected as isolated statements.
The finished rooms should feel unmistakably personal and natural to their setting, not arranged around a designer’s signature.
Adam Schneider
VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS
Adam Schneider oversees the systems and relationships that allow the studio’s work to move forward smoothly.
His responsibilities include studio operations, procurement coordination, installation planning, strategic partnerships, client communication, and brand and marketing.
Ashley leads the design. Adam helps keep the people, information, and logistics around it aligned so the creative vision can be carried through with clarity and care.
Josie
CHIEF MORALE OFFICER
Josie brings a good mood to the studio, occasional job-site supervision, and a firm belief that every meeting could benefit from more attention paid to her.
BEGIN YOUR PROJECT
Homes This Personal Begin With a Personal Conversation
Tell us what you are building, renovating, or ready to make entirely your own.