At Liberty Inspection Group, we spend a lot of time inside buildings. From crawl spaces to rooftop mechanicals, we see what holds a structure together and what corners get cut when proper planning falls apart. That experience has made us genuinely appreciative of the professionals who approach their work with the same level of technical discipline we try to bring to ours. That is exactly why we want to spotlight a local business that has earned our respect: Foundry Design Group, an interior designer serving Montgomery County, PA and the surrounding region.
Founded and led by a Drexel University-trained designer with additional architectural coursework and a project management certification from Villanova, Foundry Design Group brings a rare combination of creative vision and technical rigor to every project they take on. For anyone who has ever watched a renovation spiral out of control due to poor coordination, that combination matters more than most people realize until something goes wrong.
When One Commercial Project Takes a Full Year
The best way to understand what Foundry Design Group actually does is to look at one of their more complex commercial engagements. The founder recently completed a commercial project that ran nearly a full year from start to finish. Not because anything went wrong, but because the level of detail involved demanded it.
From initial concept and space planning all the way through construction documents, vendor coordination, and final installation, every phase was handled in-house. The founder’s background working for architecture firms, starting with a large shopping mall project at City Place in West Palm Beach early in her career, gave her the technical foundation to manage not just the aesthetic decisions but the actual drawings and documentation that contractors and developers rely on.
That kind of depth is not common in the interior design field. As she puts it, most designers want to decorate. They want to choose finishes and move on. She handles pricing, coordination, construction documents, and project management because she has been trained to do exactly that. Her husband and business partner, Joaquin Jose Stale, also brings an architectural background to the work and assists with client visits, vendor vetting, and drawing support.
Why Developers and Builders Seek Out This Level of Service
We work closely with builders and remodelers across the region, so we understand the frustration of bringing in a subcontractor or consultant who cannot keep pace with a complex project. One of the services Foundry Design Group offers is specifically built for that relationship: interior design support for builders and remodelers. In practice, this means managing meetings, timelines, and budgets on behalf of the client so that nothing falls through the cracks.
For a developer juggling multiple projects, this kind of support is invaluable. Instead of being the one making every finish selection and scheduling every vendor walkthrough, they can hand that coordination off to someone with the credentials and the personality to handle it. The founder describes her approach simply: she takes everything off your plate. Her clients can stay focused on their own day-to-day responsibilities while she manages the moving parts.
That roll-up-your-sleeves mindset runs throughout everything Foundry Design Group does. She does not shy away from the parts of the job other designers want to skip. She does not hand off the hard decisions. She stays in the details, and she stays patient with her clients through every phase of the process.
What a Full-Service Engagement Actually Covers
For anyone considering working with Foundry Design Group for the first time, here is a sense of what a full-service engagement can include. The firm handles everything from the initial consultation and intake questionnaire through space planning, furniture selection and procurement, kitchen and bath design, and complete construction documentation when needed. Residential projects can range from a paint consultation and lighting refresh all the way to a full layout overhaul of a large home.
On the commercial side, smaller projects typically run three to six months. More complex work, like the year-long commercial project described above, is managed with the same hands-on structure. Every project starts with a thorough intake process where the founder asks about budget, style preferences, and goals, sometimes asking clients to share images from Pinterest or magazine clippings to help guide the direction.
The firm is currently focused on projects in Montgomery County, Bucks County, and the King of Prussia area, with the home base in Ambler, PA.
A Genuine Recommendation From a Neighbor in the Trades
Here at Liberty Inspection Group, we believe that the best local businesses are the ones that do not cut corners and do not overstate what they can deliver. Foundry Design Group fits that description. If you are a developer, builder, or homeowner looking for an interior designer who can manage a project from concept to completion with real technical depth, we think you will be glad you reached out.
You can learn more about their services and get in touch through their website at foundrydesign.net.
Foundry Design Group
Montgomery County, PA
232 E Park Ave, Ambler, PA 19002
267-405-3377
https://foundrydesign.net
