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Mother-Daughter Duo Beth and Abby Meyer Create Tailored, Timeless Interiors

July 1, 2025
White kitchen with a striped-stool island and a teal cabinet

White kitchen with a striped-stool island and a teal cabinetBeth Meyer has earned the trust of clients who repeatedly seek her expertise for their second and third homes. With three decades of experience, Beth is recognized as one of the Southeast’s top generational interior designers. Her daughter, Abby, recently joined the firm, adding her second-generation insight to the business.

“We specialize in multigenerational properties, where the home is designed for large family gatherings,” Abby explained. “Our projects serve as retreats for busy professionals, whether for quiet getaways or hosting a crowd.” Together, Beth and Abby focus on large-scale construction projects with full-scope furnishings.

Bedroom with a pale headboard, botanical canvas and knitted throwBeth’s career began with model home merchandising and evolved into managing residential projects. “The joy in my work comes from the lasting connections I form with clients, their families, and friends,” she said. “We work toward cultivating elegant, functional, and luxurious homes.”

Beth’s work spans from resort-style South Florida homes to mountain retreats in North Carolina to a sleek New York high-rise. “Our goal is to represent each homeowner’s passions and styles,” she said, adapting her design style to the client and setting.

Bath with a dark freestanding tub framed by a wood-trimmed openingThough committed to the client’s vision, Beth and Abby often suggest new ideas. “Our clients need help visualizing their space,” Abby noted. Signature design elements include timeless investments like art, antiques and custom pieces such as light fixtures and furniture. “Our styles complement one another,” Beth shared. “I’m more eclectic, with an eye for color and transitional themes, while Abby prefers a more tailored, classic look.”

Beth and Abby emphasize collaboration throughout the design process, ideally working with architects and builders from the start. The process begins with a consultation, followed by mood boards, space plans, selections of finishes, plumbing, cabinets, lighting, and appliances, and then to further design details and full-scope furnishings.

Teal sideboard below a mirrored panel with a dark wood ceilingThe final phases are ordering and procurement, followed by everyone’s favorite, turnkey installation. Clearly this mother-daughter team understands the importance of creating livable luxury environments, where extended families savor countless moments and memories. The two are firmly bonded in their mission to master “no place like home” for their clients.

Vaulted white room with a tall plaster fireplace and cream seating

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