An Interior Designer Near Me in Hudson, NY

While the anticipation of a new kitchen or bathroom is a very exciting event, it is also a very complex process. I make the design and construction process fun, and less overwhelming. I give you confidence that you have made the right decisions in layout, finishes, fixtures and contractors. I can secure trustworthy local contractors and craftsmen with the right skill set for your project, and guide you on how to prioritize your budget based on your needs and wants.

I have partnerships with multiple local showrooms in the area, so I know who has the best cabinet line that will best meet your needs, and budget, which in turn saves you time and money!

I’m looking forward to hearing from you, and seeing how I can best help you!

Marianne Ashley Interior Designs is synonymous with Interior Designs in the entire Capital Region. We have been a part of our Capital Region and Saratoga’s residential design industry since 2005. This enabled us to attain many amazing professional partners and relationships, which means, as my client, you are well taken care of.

Marianne Ashley Interior Designs specializes in kitchens, baths, and major remodeling. We have the inventory and expertise to help you find beautifully customized spaces reflective of who you are while providing unique solutions that are tailored to your individual needs. For more information, call us at (518) 495-0362.

We receive calls from people in Hudson who ask us if there is an interior designer near me? Our answer is always the same of course we do! Our space is a short drive from Hudson to Schenectady.

Hudson is about 55.2 miles from Schenectady, NY.

Contact the Interior Designer:

Marianne Ashley Designs, LLC

Schenectady, NY 12308

(518) 495-0362

Business Hours: Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM

Or fill out our contact form if you’re looking for kitchens, baths, and major remodeling in Hudson, including zip code of 12534.

About Hudson:

The little city of Hudson has the distinction of being the first city in the United States—that is, it was the first city to be incorporated after the thirteen colonies became the United States. The idea of Hudson started even before the Treaty of Paris was signed. A group of men from Nantucket and New Bedford—seafarers, owners of whaling ships—were convinced that King George would not be content to let the American colonies go, and the British would be back to recapture what they’d lost. Their location made them and their livelihood especially vulnerable, so early in 1783, two brothers, Thomas and Seth Jenkins, representing an association of men involved in maritime commerce, set out to find and purchase a safe harbor where they could relocate their families and their ships. Sailing up the Hudson, they found what they were looking for about a hundred miles north of New York Harbor: a high bluff on the east bank of the river with a natural harbor on either side. They bought the land on the bluff and along the river from Dutch families whose ancestors had purchased it from the Mohicans generations before, and they set about to create there a seaport far from the sea.

Hudson is centrally located in the county at a Latitude: 42° 15′ 0″ N and Longitude: 73° 47′ 23″ W.