Designed around you, guided by us.
Every project begins with understanding how you want your home to feel, function, and support the way you live. From there, Rudaya Interiors brings a clear design perspective to the process, translating your needs into a space that feels cohesive, refined, and distinctly yours.
As a boutique studio, the experience is intentionally hands-on. You’ll work directly with founder and principal designer Khylee Rudaya throughout the process, with clear guidance from early concepts and key design decisions through the details that bring the space together.
From renovations to complete residential transformations, our role is to make the design process feel clear, collaborative, and considered, so you feel supported from the first conversation through completion.
Meet Khylee Rudaya
Founder & Principal Designer
Originally from Southern California, Khylee earned her bachelor's degree in Interior Design from California State University, Long Beach, while beginning her career in commercial architecture. After relocating to Miami in 2023, she went on to work with acclaimed luxury residential design studios, where she refined her technical expertise and gained experience designing highly detailed, custom interiors.
Living and designing in Miami ultimately shaped a point of view of her own. In a city often defined by bold expression and visual excess, Khylee found herself drawn to a quieter approach, one rooted in warmth, restraint, natural materials, and the belief that luxury doesn't have to demand attention.
That perspective led her to establish Rudaya Interiors: a studio where she could work closely with clients and create spaces that feel refined, functional, and deeply considered.
Her work brings together a West Coast sensibility with the sophistication of Miami living, creating interiors that feel elevated yet effortless, expressive yet enduring.
At the heart of her work is a simple belief: the most meaningful spaces aren't defined by how much is added, but by how thoughtfully each element is considered.