Meet Blair

A Designed Life

A Birmingham-based interior designer with roots in Vestavia Hills, Blair has spent more than a decade creating interiors that feel as intentional as they are inviting. Since founding Blair G. Smith Interiors in 2014, she has built a practice grounded in an enduring philosophy: your home should be a sanctuary, a place that is unquestionably and beautifully yours.

Blair's relationship with the design industry began long before her business did. She got her start in high school and college working at King Cotton, then moved into sales with Ferguson after graduation. From there, her career took her to Kenny & Company (now Fixtures & Finishes), then at Will and Pierce Agency, where she represented Delta Faucets. Along the way, Blair developed a deep working knowledge of materials, craftsmanship, and the business side of building beautiful spaces. Paired with her degree from Auburn University, she brings both formal training and hard-won industry experience to every project she takes on.

Blairโ€™s work has been featured in Vestavia Voice and is admired by homeowners across the region.

A Philosophy Built on Patience and Purpose

Blair's aesthetic lives at the intersection of old and new, where a treasured heirloom finds its place beside something fresh and unexpected. She has a particular fondness for incorporating generational pieces, because she knows that what has been loved before brings something irreplaceable to a home.

She approaches every design decision with that same measured thoughtfulness. From material selections to procurement decisions, she understands that a considered home deserves a poised and purposeful finish.

When Blair isn't designing, she is living the same kind of life she designs for, a full, layered, and personal collection of lifeโ€™s beautiful moments. She is a wife, mother to two children and two dogs, and it is precisely that lived-in perspective that shapes her work. The spaces she creates are beautiful, yes, but they are also meant to be connected, filled, and felt.