Boston Home, May 2026

In this feature for Boston Magazine, Georgia Zikas shares the story behind her new South Boston design studio, a space that represents both a professional milestone and a return to her Boston roots. Located within a historic warehouse building, the 2,700-square-foot studio was designed to feel more like a welcoming home than a traditional office.

The studio showcases Georgia’s design philosophy through thoughtfully layered interiors featuring vintage furnishings, collected artwork, custom pieces, and timeless materials. Every space was intentionally designed to inspire clients while demonstrating how beauty and functionality can coexist in everyday living.

Throughout the studio, Georgia incorporated a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, creating a warm and inviting environment that reflects the personalized approach her firm brings to every project. From collaborative meeting areas to carefully styled living-room-inspired vignettes, the space serves as a living expression of the firm’s work and design values.

The feature also highlights Georgia’s deep connection to Boston and her vision for creating a studio that supports both her growing team and the broader design community. The result is a space that celebrates craftsmanship, creativity, and the relationships that form the foundation of great design.