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Maya Axt Interiors is a luxury interior design studio serving Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Arcadia, Tucson, and the greater Phoenix area.

We specialize in full-service interior design, new builds, furnishings, and renovation support for discerning homeowners. Our signature aesthetic blends timeless elegance with livable comfort—creating welcoming spaces that feel as good as they look. Whether furnishing a home or managing a remodel, we guide every step with warmth, clarity, and precision. Let’s bring your vision to life.

10/28/2026

Does your bathroom scare you? 👻 Dated tile? Glass block? A layout that makes you wonder what exactly was happening in the ’90s?

We can help!!

This bathroom was ready for a serious rethink and we completely transformed it into a space that feels brighter, more functional, and much more at home in 2026.

Swipe to see the transformation. →

And if you've been telling yourself, “We'll tackle it next year,” consider this your Halloween reminder: now is the time to start planning for 2027.
Because the scariest thing might be living with it for another year. 😉

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10/26/2026

The rooms we love most have a little something unexpected. A color you wouldn't have thought to use. A piece that doesn't quite match. A material that adds just the right amount of tension.

Perfectly coordinated can be beautiful. But a little unexpected? That's what makes a room interesting.

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10/23/2026

Open concept doesn’t mean one big room. One of the biggest mistakes I see with open-concept floor plans is forgetting to define the individual spaces.

In this home, the entry, living room, and game room all share one large, open area. But each has its own purpose. We used furniture placement, area rugs, lighting, and thoughtful spacing to create distinct zones while keeping everything connected.

The goal isn’t to fill a large room with furniture. It’s to make every part of it feel intentional, comfortable, and functional. Because even without walls, every space deserves a little definition.

Design: Maya Axt Interiors | Scottsdale Interior Designer
Photos: Stephanie, AZ Interiors, Commercial Photo

10/21/2026

W**e Down Wednesday 🍷

Sometimes you have to move the bar to make room for something better.

Before, this entryway wasn't really an entryway at all. It was simply where the homeowners kept their bar cabinet.

We saw an opportunity to create a proper welcome into the home. Wall molding, a substantial wood console, oversized artwork, and a few thoughtful details completely changed the space.

And while I love a good bar, I think this was a pretty good trade.

Swipe to see the before! ➡️

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10/19/2026

They didn’t need more storage. They needed better storage.

When we redesigned this primary bathroom, we looked at how our clients actually use the space and where the existing layout wasn’t working for them. We added a storage tower to the vanity, transformed a wall with a window, alcove, and small underutilized closet into dedicated linen storage, and incorporated a niche and bench into the new shower for everyday essentials.

The result? Everything has a place, without sacrificing the clean, calm feeling we wanted for the room. Because sometimes the answer isn’t more square footage. It’s making the square footage you have work harder.

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10/09/2026

It all starts here.

Before the tile is installed, the plumbing goes in, or the finishing touches are added, there’s the part where we make sure everything plays nicely together. Tile, stone, plumbing finishes, fabric, and all the little details that eventually become a finished space.

A peek behind the design of one of our recently completed primary bathrooms. Swipe to see how it all came together. →

10/07/2026

✨Plot twist: you don’t always need to rip out the entire kitchen. ✨

Sometimes the smartest renovation decision is knowing what not to replace.
For this kitchen, a full remodel simply didn't make financial sense. Our clients plan to sell in a few years, the existing cabinets were in great condition and they still liked them, and the appliances were fairly new.

So instead, we worked with what was worth keeping. We extended the flooring from the flooring from the rest of the house, updated the countertops, backsplash, lighting, hardware, plumbing fixtures, window treatment, counter stools and paint. The result is a kitchen that feels completely refreshed without over-investing for the neighborhood or the clients' long-term plans.

Good design isn't always about starting over. It's about making the right decisions for the home and the people living in it.
Swipe to see where we started.

Scottsdale kitchen renovation | Scottsdale interior designer | kitchen refresh

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10/05/2026

This bar was supposed to look very different. The original plan was to keep the bar itself, but remove the walls and seating area around it so it would feel completely open to the living room.

Then demo happened and we discovered one of the posts was load bearing, and removing it meant adding a structural beam. Our clients decided that wasn't where they wanted to put their renovation dollars, so we went back to the drawing board.

We kept the structure, but removed the arch, lowered the bar to counter height and redesigned the entire area to feel cleaner and much more connected to the rest of the home.

Renovation plans change. The goal is to make sure the finished space doesn't feel like a compromise.

Swipe to see how we got there.

Scottsdale interior designer | Scottsdale home renovation | Full-service interior design

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09/30/2026

W**e Down Wednesday? We’re calling it Wind Down Wednesday. 🍷🛏️

Swipe to see this bedroom go from before to a space made for slowing down, settling in, and calling it a night.

Because sometimes the best way to unwind is in a room that does it for you.

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09/25/2026

We're leaving the door open just enough for a sneak peek.

The photos are back from our Empty Nest Reno project, and we're finally ready to start sharing!

More coming next week.

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Address

2861 E Sands Drive
Phoenix, AZ
85050

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13478914902

Website

https://www.mayaaxtinteriors.com/

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