La-Z-Boy Free Design Service: Reviews & Testimonials

Are you looking for La-Z-Boy Free Design Service reviews and testimonials from real-life clients?

At La-Z-Boy, we’ve completed thousands of living room, dining room, and bedroom projects.

In this article, we’ll take a look at reviews and testimonials from customers who have worked with the La-Z-Boy Free Design Service.

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Meet Carley Slezak! Interior Designer in Asheville, NC

I am from Fredericksburg, VA and an ETSU graduate. When I was growing up, my Dad helped foster a love of Architecture and Design in me. I took an architectural drafting class in high school and knew I wanted to pursue a career in interiors. I am currently pursuing my NCIDQ certification.

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Meet Katherine Sipes! Degreed Interior Designer in Pineville, NC

Meet Katherine Sipes, an interior designer at La-Z-Boy in Pineville, NC. With a fine arts background in fibers and color theory, she brings an artist’s eye to every project.

Katherine Sipes earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from North Carolina State University, where she specialized in fiber studies and color theory. That unique background gave her a deep understanding of how different fabrics, textures, and colors work together in a space, and it naturally led her into the world of interior design. Her personal style leans mid-century modern with bohemian accents, but her real strength is blending her own design eye with each client’s vision to create something that feels right for them.

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Meet Jenna Kyte! La-Z-Boy Interior Designer in Pineville, NC

Jenna Kyte earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Interior Design from Meredith College.

Her favorite part of our complimentary design service is connecting with clients and assisting them in creating their dream spaces.

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What Is the Rule of Odd Numbers in Design?

The rule of odd numbers in design is a styling principle that says items grouped in odd numbers — three, five, or seven — look more visually appealing and natural than items arranged in even pairs. Designers use it because odd groupings create a sense of movement and casual balance that feels inviting rather than stiff or overly symmetrical. It applies to everything from throw pillows on a sofa to accessories on a coffee table, and it’s one of the easiest ways to make a room feel more intentionally styled without hiring a professional.

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