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Home Designers & Architects in Baltimore, MD

Looking for a trustworthy maid service in Baltimore? We list 437 local home designers across Baltimore and nearby Maryland, with ratings and direct phone numbers. Providers listed in Baltimore cover interior designers, architects, residential home designers and kitchen & bath designers. Baltimore sits in Baltimore city County, Maryland. Other Maryland cities covered include Frederick, Bel Air and Berlin.

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1. Valley Craftsmen Interior Designers

3535 Clipper Mill Rd

2. Ashley Custom Homes Residential Home Designers

1605 Union Ave

3. Younts Design Inc. Interior Designers

3600 Clipper Mill Rd Unit 410

4. Metropolitan Studio Interior Designers

2002 Clipper Park Rd Ste 110a

5. Eastwing Architects Architects

4000 Buena Vista Ave

6. Stanton Design Incorporated Interior Designers

3000 Chestnut Ave

7. In Watermelon Sugar Interior Designers

3555 Chestnut Ave #1

8. Myers Greene Architects Architects

733 W 40th St 250 PS

9. Mark Mobley Architecture Architects

5115 Roland Ave Ste C

10. Melville Thomas Architects, Inc. Architects

600 Wyndhurst Ave Ste 315

11. Millbrook Circle Interiors Interior Designers

4800 Roland Ave Ste 202

12. Jpstyles Interior Designers

8422 Bellona Ln Ste 207

13. European Landscape & Design Architects

1412 Railroad Ave Ste 1

14. Design Reach Architects

1122 Kenilworth Dr

15. Rubeling & Associates, Inc. Architects

1104 Kenilworth Dr

16. Schumacher & Seiler Kitchen & Bath Designers

10 W Aylesbury Rd

17. Beck, Powell & Parsons Architects

100 West Rd Ste 300

18. Joe Architect and Company Architects

505 Walker Ave

19. J. E. Schram Architect Architects

5 St Dunstans Garth

20. F13 Design Studio Interior Designers

22 Dunkirk Rd

21. Lela Knight Interiors Interior Designers

212 Churchwardens Rd

22. Unknown Studio Landscape Architecture & Urban Design Llc Architects

2612 Maryland Ave

23. International Chinese Snuff Bottle Society Interior Designers

2601 N Charles St

24. The Adams Design Group, LLC Interior Designers

4401 Walther Ave

25. George L Schnader Jr Inc Residential Home Designers

5103 Harford Rd

Home designers & architects in Baltimore, MD: a local guide

We currently track 25 residential architects and home designers serving Baltimore, MD in Baltimore city County.

What home design costs in Baltimore

Home designers and architects in Baltimore typically charge a flat fee for a defined scope, an hourly rate (commonly $100-$250/hr) for consulting, or a percentage of construction cost (often 8-15%) for full-service projects. Ask for a written proposal that spells out deliverables, revisions, and who handles permits.

How to choose a home designer in Baltimore

  • Review a portfolio of built Baltimore-area projects in your style and budget, not just renderings.
  • Confirm licensing and who stamps the drawings, and whether they handle permits and inspections.
  • Pin down the fee structure up front — flat, hourly, or a percentage of construction cost.
  • Ask how many revisions are included and how changes are billed.
  • Ask whether they'll coordinate with your builder and stay involved during construction.

Questions to ask before you hire

  • Do you handle permits and inspections in Baltimore?
  • How many revisions are included?
  • Will you stay involved during construction?
  • Can I see built projects like mine?
  • Is your fee flat, hourly, or a percentage of construction cost?

Many Baltimore listings also handle new-home design, additions, remodels, and permit-ready construction drawings.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a home designer or architect cost in Baltimore?

Baltimore designers and architects charge a flat fee for a set scope, an hourly rate often around $100 to $250 an hour, or a percentage of construction cost, commonly 8 to 15 percent, for full-service projects. Ask for a written proposal.

Do I need an architect or a home designer?

For structural changes, additions, or complex builds you generally want a licensed architect. For many remodels and straightforward new homes a home designer can handle it for less. Ask who stamps the drawings.

Will the designer handle permits in Baltimore?

Many do, or they prepare permit-ready drawings and coordinate with the Baltimore building department. Confirm this up front, as it saves time and rejected submittals.

How long does home design take?

A concept can take a few weeks; full construction drawings for a custom home or major addition often run one to three months, plus permit review.

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