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Interior design across Northeast Florida, designed to feel like home.

Interiors, renovations, custom details and vacation rentals — a single room to a whole house. Every project has the same goal: a space that is beautiful, comfortable, functional, and feels like the people who live there. Becky Kampmeyer has spent nearly two decades buying, renovating, furnishing, staging and improving homes here.

Double-height living room with a wall of black-framed windows and clerestory glass above, white oak ceiling beams and a large round wood-and-iron chandelier with exposed bulbs, a cognac leather sofa with teal windowpane and gray plaid pillows facing two pale blue-gray armchairs with walnut frames across a low concrete-top coffee table on a black steel base, over a cream and gray diamond-pattern rug on wide oak flooring

Projects

Butler's pantry with slate blue-green shaker cabinets, arched glass-front upper doors, white marble countertop and glazed white subway tile, a brass gooseneck faucet over an undermount sink, a glass-front wine fridge in the lower run, and a plaster arched doorway opening to a dining area with a dark wood island and white cone pendants — Slate Blue Butler's Pantry
Jacksonville · Kitchens & baths

The wall between kitchen and dining, put to work. Slate blue-green cabinetry and arched glass-front uppers give a pass-through the presence of a room.

Two-story living room with a fluted oak slat feature wall between two lit arched niches with floating oak shelves, white shaker cabinetry topped with a dark stone counter and a built-in beverage fridge, brass plate sconces, two camel leather swivel chairs on a pale blue-gray rug, and a chunky reclaimed wood coffee table — Fluted Oak Great Room
Coastal Oaks at Nocatee · Whole-home

A two-story focal point built to give this oversized great room warmth and architectural character. Fluted white oak, lit arched niches and cabinetry turn a blank wall into the centerpiece of the house.

Built-in coffee bar niche with white shaker drawers and brass cup pulls, white quartz counter, stacked white subway tile backsplash, two white oak floating shelves with brass gallery rails and integrated LED strips, and two brass cone wall sconces — White Oak Coffee Bar
Nocatee · Millwork

An unused niche transformed into a coffee bar with white oak shelving, integrated lighting and warm brass — functional enough for every morning, and built to feel like part of the room.

Breakfast nook papered in a navy hand-drawn herringbone pattern on white, with a white beaded chandelier on a brass frame over a round white-topped trestle table, a built-in white banquette lining two walls, two bentwood chairs with cane seats, and an open French door onto a covered patio and pool — Navy Feather Breakfast Nook
Ponte Vedra Beach · Millwork

Seating built into the corner rather than dropped into it. The banquette wraps two walls so the floor stays open toward the pool doors.

Bedroom with a cream upholstered arched headboard with nailhead trim on a light oak bed frame, white bedding layered with a blue and white striped throw and indigo net-print pillows, a white beaded chandelier above the bed, an arched mirror and white ceramic lamp on the nightstand, and a jute rug on the floor — Indigo Coastal Bedroom
St. Augustine · Whole-home

Coastal without the theme. The arched headboard sets the height of the room; indigo prints do the color.

Upstairs loft with painted coral ceiling beams over a white ceiling, a floor-to-ceiling teal-green cabinet wall with slim brass pulls, a coral velvet armchair, a cream sectional with green and blue pillows on a black and white striped rug, a wood shuffleboard table, and a black post and cable stair rail — Coral Beam Game Loft
St. Augustine Beach · Whole-home

Key West color at the top of the house. Coral beams and a teal cabinet wall make the loft a destination rather than overflow space.

Kitchen with black shaker cabinetry, tall glass-front lit display cabinets, a white marble waterfall island and counters, a marble subway backsplash behind a stainless gas rangetop with a black hood, a black dome pendant, and wide-plank wood floors — Black Cabinet Marble Kitchen
Nocatee · Kitchens & baths

Black cabinetry reads as furniture, not as a trend, and the marble waterfall island keeps the middle of the kitchen bright.

Open coastal kitchen and dining area with cream shaker cabinets, a blue-gray glass subway backsplash, speckled granite counters, a stainless hood, a rectangular caged chandelier with Edison bulbs, three lantern pendants over the island, X-back wood counter stools, and mint green dining chairs with a rattan host chair — Coastal Lantern Kitchen
Jacksonville Beach · Kitchens & baths

Kitchen and dining as one room. Lantern pendants and a caged chandelier mark the two zones without a wall between them.

White kitchen with shaker cabinets, brass bar pulls, a white subway tile backsplash and a stainless gooseneck faucet, opening to a breakfast nook with a round white pedestal table, woven rope-back chairs, a round jute rug and a white capiz globe pendant — White Kitchen and Rattan Nook
Twenty Mile at Nocatee · Kitchens & baths

White and brass keep the kitchen quiet so the nook beside it can be the warm end of the room.

Kitchen with dark charcoal-green shaker drawer fronts, aged brass bar pulls and a white quartz countertop, a live-edge wood plank running along the windowsill as a counter-height bar with three black metal and leather stools tucked beneath, two black and brass globe pendants, and woven bamboo Roman shades — Live Edge Window Bar
Ponte Vedra Beach · Kitchens & baths

A windowsill turned into a counter-height bar — extra seating without giving up floor.

White kitchen with gray patterned encaustic-look tile covering the backsplash wall, a shiplap range hood banded in light oak, a milk glass globe pendant, white shaker cabinets with brass knobs, and a white quartz island that extends into a table with turned legs and four cognac leather barrel stools — Gray Tile Island Kitchen
Ponte Vedra Beach · Kitchens & baths

Tile carried the full height of the wall rather than stopping under the cabinets, so the backsplash becomes the architecture.

Corner coffee bar with a diagonal black-painted shiplap wall, two walnut floating shelves on black iron brackets holding ceramic canisters and hanging mugs, butcher-block counters over cream shaker cabinets with brushed nickel pulls, an espresso machine, a glass-front wine fridge, and two brass globe pendants — Black Shiplap Coffee Bar
Ponte Vedra Beach · Millwork

A dead corner given a purpose, and diagonal black shiplap to make it look deliberate.

Home office with a full-wall vintage world map mural in sepia and blush tones, a walnut and black steel desk with a credenza of live-edge wood doors and slim brass pulls, a cognac leather task chair, a brass chandelier with clustered clear and amber glass globes, and a faded slate-blue Persian rug — World Map Home Office
Ponte Vedra Beach · Whole-home

One wall does the whole job. The map mural sets the palette and the personality; walnut, steel and brass stay quiet under it.

Stair landing with a floating white oak bench built into a white shiplap stair wall, a black metal and horizontal cable railing above, a six-drawer white oak cabinet with matte black bar pulls, an arched frameless mirror on a white oak panel, and a black-arm sconce with a clear glass globe — White Oak Stair Bench
St. Augustine · Millwork

A stair landing is usually just a route through the house. A floating oak bench and a six-drawer cabinet make it a place to stop.

Powder room with gray and white floral toile wallpaper above white picture-frame wainscoting, a black and white harlequin tile floor, a white pedestal sink with a chrome widespread faucet, an arched copper beaded mirror, a copper two-arm sconce, and black door hardware — Toile Harlequin Powder Room
Nocatee · Kitchens & baths

The smallest room is the one to be bold in: toile above the wainscoting, harlequin tile underfoot, copper against the gray.

Vaulted living room with a floor-to-ceiling black shiplap fireplace wall holding a mounted television and a steel-surround firebox, black-framed windows, a dark wood bead chandelier, a black-and-white buffalo check rug, and a tufted black leather ottoman on a brass frame — Black Shiplap Fireplace Room
Jacksonville · Whole-home

A wall built to carry the fireplace and the television without either one taking over.

Entry seen through an open dark gray glass-paned door flanked by two black lantern sconces, with a walnut waterfall console holding a white ceramic lamp and a glass vase of palm fronds beneath a round bronze-framed mirror, two navy and white striped X-base stools with rope-wrapped legs, and a Persian rug layered over jute — Striped Stools Entry
Ponte Vedra Beach · Whole-home

The first three feet of the house, made worth stopping in.

Beach-house bonus room with a charcoal fabric sofa, two coral geometric-print floor poufs on a striped ivory rug, a white barn-door media console under a wall-mounted television, a black cafe table with two industrial crank stools in the window bay, gold compass-point letters around a nautical life ring, and a coral surfboard on rope hangers — Compass Wall Beach Lounge
Jacksonville Beach · Short-term rental

A rental bonus room furnished for guests and for turnovers, with a compass wall guests will photograph.

Game lounge with a charcoal sofa, a Monopoly board set up on a black metal coffee table, a red and white surfboard mounted on the cream wall, a woven wood drum pendant, and a coral geometric ottoman on a striped rug — Surfboard Game Lounge
Jacksonville Beach · Short-term rental

A board game left out does more for a rental listing than another sofa.

Guest bathroom with a white shaker vanity under a speckled granite counter, chrome faucet, a three-light brushed nickel sconce over a frameless mirror, a walk-in glass shower tiled in sage green with a green pebble floor and recessed niche, and open wood shelves stacked with rolled white towels and a woven basket — Sage Tile Cabana Bath
Ponte Vedra Beach · Short-term rental

A guest bath built around the turnover. Sage tile and a pebble floor clean fast; open shelves keep towels where guests find them.

Front elevation of a two-story shingle-and-stone house with greige shingle siding, cream columns and trim, dark bronze bracketed gables, a two-bay garage with dark stained wood doors under a standing-seam metal canopy, a covered entry porch with an arched opening and lantern sconces, and clipped boxwood along a wide drive — Gabled Shingle Front Elevation
Jacksonville · Exterior

Exterior selections that read from the street — shingle, cream trim and bronze brackets for shadow and depth.

Two-story Second Empire style brick house painted black with a mansard roof, white bracketed cornice and white arched window surrounds, a covered front porch with turned white columns and scrollwork brackets sheltering two black chairs with striped cushions, new cedar steps, and a paver walkway crossing a lawn to curved beds of hostas — Black Brick Victorian Exterior
St. Johns County · Exterior

Painting a Second Empire brick house black is a decision you make once. The white cornice and arched window surrounds carry hard against it.

Featured Projects

Go behind the design.

See how these spaces came together — what wasn't working, the decisions we made, and the details that transformed the finished space.

The fluted oak great room, Nocatee

A two-story great room in Coastal Oaks at Nocatee. A fluted white oak slat wall, two lit arched niches on floating oak shelves, cabinetry under a dark stone counter, a built-in beverage fridge, and the lighting plan drawn to make the niches read at night.

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The coastal lounge, Jacksonville Beach

A short-term rental bonus room furnished from empty. What was bought, what it took, and why every fabric, rug and surface in a beach rental is chosen for turnover cleaning and salt air before it is chosen for looks.

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Interior Design Across Northeast Florida

Beck & Co works with homeowners, investors and vacation-rental owners throughout Ponte Vedra Beach, Nocatee, Sawgrass, St. Augustine, Jacksonville Beach and the surrounding Northeast Florida communities.

We collaborate with trusted local craftsmen and trades to bring custom cabinetry, millwork, built-ins and other design details to life.

Interior design, home staging and short-term rental setup are priced separately.

Have a space that isn't quite working?

Send us a few photos and tell us what you'd love to change. They don't need to be perfect — quick phone photos are completely fine. We'll take a look and help you figure out the best place to start.

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