Reidy Creative

This luxury bathroom overlooking Lake Montebello was feeling extra cozy today with all the warm glows. We’ve got a lunch list going and plenty of details to finish up, but it’s all looking like we’re on our way to a smooth end of summer finish.

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Kohler Chesapeake Tile and Marble

If you have dreams of opening a hospitality space and are looking for some insight on what goes into this type of project, we just posted the audio of our Design | Build panel on YouTube.

Tiffanni Reidy of Reidy Creative, along with Evan Wivell of EastWing Architects, and Evan Roberts of Clipper Construction hosted a panel Catalog Coffee in October of 2025 where we chatted with moderator Tim H about the process of designing and building Catalog Coffee.

🎧 Listening Link in our bio.

Summer is here and I finally took some photos of my work along HLMS Empowering Businesses, Nurturing Community. My Main Street in Color project wrapped early this year and it’s still such a joy to see these buildings as I drive around Hamilton-Lauraville. Facade improvement projects can be so fun, especially when they’re colorful!

Today marks my 44th trip around the sun, and I’m grateful for so many things. I recently read somewhere that 44 is a year for leveraging experience. I’m still processing what that means, but I’ve decided to honor it here by answering a few questions about myself and this company I started 9 years ago.

1. What’s your favorite thing to design? Colorful spaces.

Whether it’s a well-branded cafe or a home with plenty of character, collections, and quirks; I love to create spaces with unexected color combinations that keep your eyes traveling about for the next interesting element.

2. Why design and not decor? I’m following my passion.

I used to be a decorator. I furnished homes, selected art, and worked to make homes felt likethey were curated by the clients. In that time I learned that while it’s a valuable step in the process, decorating doesn’t bring me the same joy as designing a new addition, or learning about a family’s routine in order to make their entire home function intuitively.

3. What does Reidy Creative do best? Create spaces inspired by your brand.

Every great business has a brand, and that brand speaks a language. My strength is knowing how to combine the right colors, materials, lighting, furniture, and architectural interior forms to make your space and your brand speak the same language.

4. Who are your favorite clients? Those who value details.

There’s nothing as exciting to design for a project as HANDmade architectural details. Working with clients who value those details brings so much joy into our process. It means I can collaborate with skilled creatives to design custom millwork, find perfect tile combinations, customize metal finishes, and elevate everything else that makes a project unique.

5. When should you hire a designer? As soon as possible.

Great designers ask the best questions. We are are passionate about your project as you are, and will tell you when your idea could use some tweaking. Working with a designer to hone your conceptual design is the best way to convey to other team members what your goals are in the space, and to make sure that the vison is followed throughout the project.

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Excited to announce I’ll be on a panel next week with at discussing collaborative design. I had the pleasure of working with Annie on a project for in their Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Unit. Annie’s work was also featured in my retired magazine . I can’t wait to chat with Annie and the other panelists about what goes into making great collaborative work here in Baltimore and beyond. Registration is free through Pratt library and at the link in my bio.