A woman standing by a window in a cozy room, holding glasses and smiling at the camera, with a bulletin board and framed photos on the wall behind her and a small table with a candle and a plant in the foreground.
Close-up of a logo with the letters W and a letter V enclosed within a circle, with the words 'WINONA' and 'GUNS' arched around it on a black background.

AMANDA FABER

Interior Designer

I believe a home should feel like an extension of your soul: calm, welcoming, and true to who you are. My approach to design is rooted in simplicity, elegance, and intention. My personal style is layered, textural, comfortable and I’m a sucker for anything cozy! I also love vintage items, a good patina and quality craftsmanship.

Every detail matters, from the flow of light through a room to the way textures meet. I create interiors that are not only functional but also deeply personal, spaces that reflect the people who live and work in them.

I named this studio after my daughter Winona. She is not only super creative and inspires me daily, but she is also the reason I decided to open my own studio, so I can spend more quality time with my family.

YOUR HOME tells a story

MY Philosophy

A kitchen window with a view of green trees outside, a gold faucet at the sink, and shelves with kitchen items like bottles, bowls, and potted plants, illuminated by two black and brass wall lamps.

Your home should feel like you

Not like a trend. Not like a magazine. Not like someone else's idea of beautiful. The entire design process is oriented around understanding who the client is and making sure the finished space reflects that honestly.

Living room with beige upholstered armchair and ottoman, wooden side table, lamp, and large window showing green trees outside.

CRAFT OVER CONVENIENCE

Quality lives in decisions most people never see. Material selection, construction details, the durability of what gets chosen, these matter as much as how a room photographs. Winona Design Studio will always source with longevity in mind.

Inside a kitchen with a large window showing green trees outside, a white countertop with a silver faucet, a wooden stump side table with pink flowers, and a gray seat or cushion on the right.

The process should be as good AS THE OUTCOME

Organized, transparent, personal, and genuinely enjoyable. Weekly updates. Real conversations. A designer who calls when something needs to be worked through.

Design
is personal

Decorative shelf with potted plants, a ceramic cat figurine, a stack of books, and a framed mirror on a dark wall, with electrical outlets nearby. 
Get in Touch

That’s why we treat every project as a collaboration. We’d love to hear your vision and help bring it to life.

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