Alexandra Peck Design
About
Led by founder and principal designer Alexandra Peck, Alexandra Peck Design is a boutique, full-service interior architecture and design studio based in Los Angeles, specializing in high-end residential and select hospitality projects that are thoughtfully designed and curated from concept through completion.
Founder & principal designer
Alexandra Peck
With over 15 years of experience, Alexandra Peck is an interior designer whose work is defined by its elegance, emotional depth and multidimensional approach. Her sophisticated, eclectic and timeless aesthetic has earned her rising talent awards and press in legacy media outlets including Architectural Digest, LUXE Magazine, Vogue, Elle Decor, House Beautiful and The New York Times.
Alexandra’s portfolio spans a diverse range, from curated private residences and luxury condominiums to boutique hotels and hospitality projects, as well as workplace design and dynamic retail spaces.
In 2019 Alexandra led the design of Soho House Nashville, the hospitality brand’s largest North American property. The 97,000-square-foot boutique hotel and members’ club features 47 hotel rooms, a 60-seat cinema, a swimming pool, gym and spa, multiple bars and restaurants, and several live music venues. This project, and her work designing The Pinch Hotel in Charleston, South Carolina, reflect Alexandra’s ability to lead complex teams, define iconic interiors and deliver a cohesive, richly layered and emotionally intelligent guest experience.
LUXE Magazine has recognized Alexandra as a design visionary, naming her to its LUXE NEXT 2026 list of “ones to watch.” She was recently invited to speak on the Clutter Bravado design podcast and regularly shares her expert advice in prestigious design publications.
Portrait photography by Dave Grit (opens in a new tab)
Her story
Where form meets feeling
Her projects gracefully bridge the worlds of structure and movement, bringing a distinctive sensibility to designs where form meets feeling, movement shapes mood and space becomes storytelling.
This reflects a deeply cultured worldview, shaped by a childhood traveling throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East, growing up in the Carolinas, a decade living in New York, and a bold move to continue her creative journey in Los Angeles.
Travel and a sense of place have always found their way into how she approaches interiors. After more than 15 years in design, she still loves that no two seasons of the work ever look quite the same.
Portrait photography by Dave Grit (opens in a new tab)
Alexandra was able to identify and envision our dream home exactly as we had hoped for and even better than we had ever imagined.
Thank you for creating such a beautiful addition to our home. Every time I walk through the door I have to pinch myself! It’s really a dream come true, it’s so warm and welcoming.
We’re really enjoying the new house and love how functional and ‘us’ it feels! We’ve started having people over and everyone’s been so impressed!
Experience
Projects include
Commercial, hospitality and residential real estate developments. Confidentiality is extremely important to APD: we never disclose addresses or any information related to our private residential clients.
Hospitality
High-end custom builds
- 117 State St (in development)
- 11724 NE 6th Ave (under construction)
- 750 NE 116 St (under construction)
- 1102 NE 118 St (under construction)
- And many more, undisclosed
Luxury condominiums
- 277 Fifth Ave
- One West End
- 30 E 31 St
- 260 Bowery St
Townhouse renovations
- 38 Garfield Pl
- 94 Douglass St
- 118 Douglass St
- 625 Warren St
- 686 Carroll St
- 23 Wyckoff Ave
Apartment buildings
- 625 Driggs Ave
- 658 Driggs Ave
Workplace
- Winter Properties
- Desco Investment Co.
- United American Land
Retail
- Toniik Dermatology & Spa
- West Out East
- Lites on West Chicago
Our approach
Deeply considered, never overdesigned
A principal-led studio, designed to give residential clients senior-level attention from concept through completion, from California to New York and beyond.
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