No matter the size, location, or budget, our goal is always to provide a joyful design collaboration with exceptional results.
Good materials fill a room. Great design transforms it.
Whether you are working with an open canvas of a new build or restoring a historical home rich with quirks and character, we strive to create a space that works uniquely for our clients. As New England designers, we’re fluent in historical renovations as well the multitude of details inside a new build.
A bespoke approach
Our services are not one size fits all. We work on projects of all kinds. Whether you need comprehensive design services, assistance choosing materials, or schematic designs, we craft a service plan that works uniquely for our clients.
Our Story
Tom and Susan Fiore have spent their careers in the design world. Prior to KitchenSpaces and Interiors, they owned a popular furniture resale store on the South Shore that made great design more accessible for people. That approach still guides them today.
Tom has a previous background in architectural space planning and construction management, while Susan has spent most of her career helping people create beautiful and functional spaces that enhance the way they live. Tom and Susan work alongside a strong and trusted network of contractors and trades people, but are always ready to work with your own network of providers.
From concept to execution, their work is rooted in the client experience. They listen first, and then provide exceptional guidance and experience to help you create a lasting space that brings joy for years to come.
“When it comes to our kitchen design and renovation collaborations, the client is always driving the train - Susan and I are the conductors in the back. If clients say they want to go to Chicago - we’ll show you the best way to get there.”
— Tom Fiore “Clients usually come to us with significant space challenges so we have to determine what they are hoping to achieve with a redesign and how they want to utilize the space. When we are working on a redesign of an older home, it’s common for us to suggest flipping the kitchen area to the dining room or vice versa. Recommendations like that can be overwhelming which is why we present schematic designs before we even come to an agreement to work together. It’s important you have enough information to digest before moving forward.”
— Susan FioreGet in Touch
