Susy McBride Design

Still pinching myself✨✨
I am beyond grateful and incredibly proud to have been named Designer of the Year at this year‘s IDS national conference and Gala in Las Vegas. To be recognized amongst so many extraordinarily talented designers within the Interior Design Society is truly an honor I don’t take lightly.

What makes this recognition even more meaningful is the community behind it. IDS is so much more than an association, it’s a community built on friendship, conversation, collaboration, and education. We share ideas, lift one another up, champion each other’s work and celebrate each other’s successes. There is something very special about that.

A heartfelt thank you to the fabulous Interior Design Society team for once again creating an extraordinary conference and gala celebration, and to every sponsor who helps make this experience possible year after year. I am incredibly grateful to be a part of this talented, generous and inspiring community of designers. Congratulations to all of the 2026 DOTY winners!

Feeling very proud. Very grateful. And very fortunate.❤️

What I love most? Small changes that make a big difference!✨✨
This dining room went from “boiled chicken” to a true showstopper, with just a fresh paint color, beautiful drapery panels and hardware and, a textural vase with simple branches. That’s it, proof that you don’t always need a full remodel to completely transform a space. Now this is a room people want to gather and dine in.

Leaving Idaho after checking in on this beautiful new home currently under construction, and I’m reminded why I love what I do.🩵 There’s something incredibly rewarding about watching a design come to life—from an idea on paper to a home taking shape right in front of you. Every detail matters, and this project is coming together beautifully.

Sharing a sneak peek of some of the tile design selections that will bring character, texture, and personality to this home, a bit of the exterior finishes and a peek of the spectacular view!

Whether it’s a custom home or a spec build, my goal is always the same: create a home that feels thoughtful, functional, and beautiful for the family who will live there.

Excited to see the continued progress on this Idaho project and can’t wait to see it completed.

If you’re planning a new build and looking for a designer, I’d love to help. Designing throughout the Treasure Valley and beyond.

A Paris photo dump because apparently every street here deserves its own interior design mood board. 🤍 From tiny cafés to weathered doors and the prettiest little details everywhere, this city really knows how to make “lived-in” feel luxurious. The balconies, the lighting, and honestly… the color palette of the entire city.

The Paris adventure continues… ✨ Took the train out to Épernay and the Avenue de Ch*****ne, and what an amazing day it was. So beautiful in every way. We spent the day touring, clinking our glasses, soaking in the history, the architecture, and every bit of the charm this incredible place has to offer. Experiences like this continue to inspire me creatively and influence the way I see beauty, detail, texture, and timeless design in my own work. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to experience it all — and sharing it with such a wonderful person makes it even more special. 🥂

Spending the day in Paris exploring the iconic Louvre Museum and taking in the incredible architecture, artistry, and history surrounding this beautiful city. Did you know the Mona Lisa was painted in 1506? Leonardo did not disappoint! Every street, building, and landmark tells a story, and I’m loving every moment of this exateful for this opportunity and looking forward to more adventures in this inspiring city. The adventure continues… ✨🇫🇷

The sweet little bathroom 💚🍃
PHOTO SHOOT DAY!

Low ceilings, angles, and all the character—these are the spaces I love most. Designing for unique challenges keeps the creativity flowing and always leads to the most thoughtful, one-of-a-kind solutions. Stay tuned to see the professional photos.

It’s amazing what can happen when you lean into a space instead of fighting it.
Have a tricky space that needs a fresh perspective? Give me a jingle ✨