DaNasia Josephs | Interior Designer | Lehigh Valley, PA
DaNasia Josephs | Interior Designer | Lehigh Valley, PA
Every space tells a story, and DaNasia Josephs believes that story should be entirely yours.
Drawing from transitional, Scandinavian, and farmhouse influences, she creates residential interiors that feel both timeless and deeply personal—spaces that breathe yet feel complete, curated yet lived-in.
With four years of thoughtful practice and an Associate's degree in Interior Design from Northampton Community College, DaNasia has become known for weaving diverse styles into something cohesive and whole. What sets her apart is how she sees: through her clients' eyes, from their perspective, understanding not just what they want but how they long to feel when they enter their space. Her work is recognizable by its gentle palette of soft pastels, blues, and greens that whisper calm into every corner.
With four years of thoughtful practice and an Associate's degree in Interior Design from Northampton Community College, DaNasia has become known for weaving diverse styles into something cohesive and whole. What sets her apart is how she sees: through her clients' eyes, from their perspective, understanding not just what they want but how they long to feel when they enter their space. Her work is recognizable by its gentle palette of soft pastels, blues, and greens that whisper calm into every corner.
Her design philosophy is both simple and profound: intention over everything. When a client shares their vision, it becomes hers too. Every choice carries purpose, every detail holds meaning, carefully crafted & meticulously considered. This way of caring comes from her years in healthcare as a nursing assistant, where she truly learned what it meant to help people & understand their needs.
Inspiration finds her in quiet moments: architecture that shapes how we move through the world, nature walks that guide her use of color, and the simple joy of giving each space a purpose. From the moment she discovered HGTV at age six, she could walk into empty rooms and see them whole—a gift she now brings to life for others.
