From one-time deep cleans to weekly housekeeping, these 5702 home designers cover New York, NY — bonded, insured, and ready to quote. Providers listed in New York cover interior designers, architects, residential home designers and kitchen & bath designers. New York sits in Kings County, New York. Other New York cities covered include Hempstead, Newburgh and Niagara Falls.
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Home designers & architects in New York, NY: a local guide
We currently track 25 residential architects and home designers serving New York, NY in Kings County.
What home design costs in New York
Home designers and architects in New York 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 New York
Match the pro to the job — an architect for structural or complex work, a home designer for many remodels and additions.
Review a portfolio of built New York-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.
Questions to ask before you hire
Will you stay involved during construction?
Can I see built projects like mine?
Is your fee flat, hourly, or a percentage of construction cost?
Are you licensed, and who stamps the drawings?
Do you handle permits and inspections in New York?
Many New York 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 New York?
New York 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 New York?
Many do, or they prepare permit-ready drawings and coordinate with the New York 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.
Home designers in New York: what to know
How much does a home designer cost in New York?
In the New York area, designers typically charge an hourly rate, a flat fee for custom home plans, or a percentage of construction cost. Fees depend on project size and scope — get two or three free quotes.
Do I need an architect or a home designer?
Structural work and many permits require a licensed architect, while residential designers and drafters can handle plans, additions, and remodels on many New York projects. Confirm licensing for your scope.
What services do they offer?
Most professionals above handle new home design, additions and remodels, kitchen & bath design, interior design, 3D renderings, and construction drawings in the New York area.
New Home DesignHome AdditionsRenovation DesignKitchen & Bath DesignInterior DesignDrafting & Permits3D RenderingsCustom Floor Plans