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Alexandria, Virginia

Our Manifesto

We design homes that feel undeniably alive — spaces that invite you to exhale, gather, and celebrate your story, every single day.

Our Story

Layered, soulful, timeless — we curate spaces with intention. Rooms where morning coffee tastes richer, hosting feels natural, and style whispers rather than shouts.

Founded in 2016 by principal designer Asha Maxey, Asha Maía Design is an award-winning interior design studio based in Alexandria, Virginia, serving Northern Virginia, Washington, DC, and beyond. Our work blends classic and contemporary elements to create richly personal homes that are both beautiful and deeply livable.

We specialize in full-scope interior design for custom new builds and complete home furnishings. Each project is approached with care and creativity, balancing enduring character with ease of everyday living. From the bones of the architecture to the last collected accent, every detail is chosen to reflect our clients’ story — and support the way they truly want to live.

Asha Maía Design serves Alexandria, Virginia; Arlington, Virginia; Fairfax County; Loudoun County; Montgomery County; Washington, DC; surrounding areas, and beyond.

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Layered primary bedroom in Alexandria’s Rosemont neighborhood featuring a green velvet sofa, textured grasscloth wallcovering, and vintage-inspired accents

Family room in Arlington’s Lyon Village neighborhood featuring a deep slate blue flat-panel molding wall and lime-painted neutral walls.

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Rubber plant styled in a living room corner with warm wood tones, layered textiles, and rich wall color in a thoughtfully designed interior by Asha Maia Design

A Quiet Reset, Designing With House Plants for a Thoughtful Home

January often begins with a quiet shift at home. The Christmas tree comes down, ornaments are packed away, and rooms begin to feel open again. There is a softness in that moment, a pause between seasons, when the home asks for renewal without asking for excess. One of our favorite ways to mark that transition is by replacing the tree with a living element. A sculptural plant in the corner of a living room or a simple arrangement of greenery on a table carries forward the se