New York beginnings

Decca Interiors began in New York City, designing vibrant, upscale city apartments for clients from all over the world : homes that reflected distinct personalities, cultures, and lifestyles within the fast pace of urban living. The work was polished and expressive, but always grounded in function, proportion, and the way a space is actually lived in day to day.

That same year, Veronica received a Rising Star Award from the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) for an upstate barn project designed with a distinctly local approach: sourcing furniture and pieces from nearby makers and stores, and drawing inspiration from the rustic, raw character of the surrounding landscape.

A move West

After more than a decade designing in New York, Veronica moved to Orange County, California. The shift made something immediately obvious: the environment here is not just beautiful, it’s defining. The colors of the coast, the warmth of the sun, the softness of evening shadows, the way light moves through a home. California has its own logic.

Veronica became obsessed with translating that logic into interiors: sunset tones, mineral neutrals, natural textures, warm whites, shadow, and quiet contrast, not as an aesthetic trend, but as a coherent design language that feels right for the region.