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Tracey Butler leads this full-service interior design firm, from the early planning phases to schematic design, FF&E selection, purchasing and installation, hiring and managing subcontractors to the final placement of accessories. She is frequently published in many design magazines and her over 25 years of experience proves her ability to make anything fabulous!

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Hired 9 times

5 employees

25 years in business

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Space planning / layout

Color palette / paint selection

Furniture selection

Lighting selection

Project type

Design of 1 - 2 rooms

Design of 3 - 4 rooms

Full home design

Commercial / office design

Spaces to be improved

Kitchen

Living room

Dining room

Bedroom(s)

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Customers rated this pro highly for work quality, professionalism, and responsiveness.

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Carole S.

Jan 17, 2019

I have worked with Tracey Butler of b. home interiors on two large condo projects. In each project I have been amazed at her ingenuity. Here are two cases in point – I have a private elevator lobby in my current unit. It is full of doors - elevator and stairwell doors and an entrance door along with mandatory signage. We camouflaged most of the space with walls of mirror and added eye catching sconces. Tracey then re-situated some of the distracting signage elements and the whole space now glows with reflected light and provides a grand opening statement to the unit . Another situation was too many doors coming off the family room. Tracey designed walls of walnut paneling with modern reveal elements in it. The paneling masks the unnecessary doors but leaves other areas where the paneling enhances spaces for artwork. All of Tracey’s results are beautiful!

Ming S.

Oct 19, 2015

âOh My Gosh! I LOVE your Home!!!â are the words that are exclaimed when visitors come into our residence. We have received numerous compliments from friends, family, and visitors when they step in through the doors. Tracey Butler was able to completely transform our residence from the original structure, dated ~1910 the fashionable and modern chic design that we have today. The house was one of the original structures that was constructed when Essex Fells was founded and developed by the Philadelphia Drexel brothers. The original residence was one of the dozen âCenter Hall Dutch Colonialsâ that was the prevailing design at the time. Tracey worked with a team of architects, builders, and contractors to completely transform the interior, while preserving the look and feel of the exterior. She preserved much of the houseâs character, by re-using existing windows and installing complimentary windows and doors to let in light and open up the space. Some of the amazing items she has done to the home: - Moved the Center stack staircase to the side of the house, opening up the foyer and keeping the center airway up through the house for an open feel. - Opened up the kitchen: raising the ceiling from the original 9 feet to a grand 20+ feet sloping ceiling, applying interesting angles and windows to let in sunlight. - Installed custom Spanish tile, stonework, and applying wood cabinetry surfaces with re-faced refrigerator & dishwasher to make a modern airy kitchen. - Applied sea-grass and wallpaper to rooms to generate instant âpopâ in the room and give each a unique look, texture, and feel. - Re-Used antique cabinets to make custom sinks and opened up new bathroom spaces to make a âhotel-lookâ powder room, master bathroom, 2nd, and 3rd floor bathrooms. Tracey was able to work with the original house plans and work with the architect to make the creative changes to the house and work with the town for permits and zoning approvals. She was able to re-use furniture and fixtures and âspend where necessaryâ. We were amazed that she was able to leverage and re-use our own personal items so that the spending was focused on only the items that absolutely needed replacing and generated the most bang for the buck. We are extremely pleased with Traceyâs work and her ability to generate a grand design. She is absolutely amazing with her passion and ability to transform a room, home, and make things uniquely your own. We highly recommend Tracey and her ability to transform your home into something that you can feel very proud of. Kind Regards, MS

Carolyn R.

Jan 10, 2019

When my husband and I downsized to our 'retirement' home, I interviewed several designers to help realize my dream. Tracey Butler won hands-down. She has the unique ability to look at a space and reimagine it with style and comfort. The transformation was major - hardwood floors throughout, redesigned kitchen, and a beautiful coffered ceiling in the great room. Tracey also reconfigured the master suite to include a large master bathroom and his-and-hers closets. Attention to detail is her forte. She designed and implemented a wall of bookcases in the great room to accommodate my many books, family photos and objet d'art. We were in constant communication regarding every detail of the project, including paint colors and fabric choices. Tracey and her team were a pleasure to work with. They made me feel my home was as important to them as it was to me.

Susette L.

Jan 13, 2019

Barry G.

Oct 19, 2015

We purchased our home in 2013 at which time Tracey came highly recommended to assist us in redesigning and refurnishing the entire home. She exceeded our expectations in every way and created a completely comfortable, relaxing and warm environment for our family. Her designs and space planning were exquisite as was her use of lighting.Tracey recommended removing a wall in order to create a spacious, beautiful living room, eliminating a small unnecessary library. She moved an outside entrance to the kitchen to the other side of the room which made the flow perfect and which also gave us a new hall closet. The kitchen was gutted and she worked from inception to completion with our contractors, selecting all flooring appliances, countertops,lighting , mirrors and wall coverings. She redesigned the entire flow of the home and selected all lighting fixtures,tiles,rugs,art,wall coverings, drapes and colors for just about every room. We have received an untold number of compliments on her modern and personalized work and we can only give her five stars in every way.She was and continues to be a pleasure to work with. Barry and Ronnie Gardiner Park Ridge, NJ

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Pricing typically includes a flat design fee and a cost + % of the purchase price. The Design Fee is based on the number of hours it takes to research, design, and pull everything together prior to purchasing. The Cost + % is an industry standard and is almost always less than retail price.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
My initial meeting with every client is at the prospective client's home, where I can tour the property and/or look at plans and we can discuss the scope of the project. We might have a brief discussion on general design objectives, and we always discuss the terms of the contract that I will be forwarding. After contracts are signed, we meet again for an in depth programming of the project. And then, we design, draw, shop, budget, and get ready to do a presentation at a scheduled meeting where selections will be made. Once approvals for selections are complete, we begin purchasing/contracting. We are always in touch with our clients as to timelines and expected dates of delivery and installation. After all work has been completed, we schedule a photo shoot and hope to see this new project either on our website or in one of many magazines!
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
After a stint as a buyer for Henri Bendel in NYC, I attended NYSID and began working as an assistant to Jeffrey Bilhuber, one of the greatest interior designers in the U.S. After learning from the best, I landed my first client and b.home was born.

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