Company logo with the text "ASHTON JAMES" in large, bold letters and "INTERIORS" in smaller letters underneath.

ABOUT

Photo of a bedroom corner featuring a painting with a gold ornate frame on a taupe wall, a dark green headboard, velvet pillows in deep red and beige, a black side table with a modern black lamp, a framed artwork, a book titled 'Patina Modern,' and a textured rug.
A dark room with a side table holding a black vase with white calla lilies, a stack of books, a beige armchair, and dark curtains in the background.

A well-designed home should invite you in and refuse to let you go — because a home is where you feel safe enough to stay, to gather the people you love, to make the memories that outlast the moment.

THE WORK BEGINS WITH A CONVICTION:

Ashton James Interiors is a boutique interior design studio based in Salt Lake City, known for spaces that are warm, moody and collected — European-inflected with a masculine edge. Homes that are layered and lived in, a reflection of the person inside them. Not one signature style, but a signature approach — because the goal was never luxury for luxury's sake. It's identity. Full-home residential design from concept through installation, in close collaboration with the builders and trades who bring the work to life. Hundreds of decisions, most of them invisible once the work is done — layouts that solve how you actually move through a home, finishes built to hold up to real life. Ready to stop settling for almost? It starts with knowing who's building it with you.

let’s build something distinctly yours.


MEET

A woman with wavy hair wearing a black sleeveless top, black pants, and black open-toe heels, sitting on a brown leather chair in a room with a dark wall and patterned rug.

LAUREN


Twenty years running client relationships in corporate business development taught me how to read what people actually need, keep a dozen moving pieces on schedule and follow through on the small promises as carefully as the big ones — direct, dependable, always moving the work forward. A decade working with metal and stone gave me an eye for materials and the tension between them: old next to new, refined against raw, weight and scale. And the conviction that everything in a room should earn its place.

Interior design is where both are required at once: clarity on what someone needs and building it well. The drive to execute and the need to create have always lived in the same person. Most people find one or the other. I never learned how to choose between them, so you won't have to either.

Close-up of the letter 'A' in a stylized, dark brown serif font.
  • A bronze sculpture of a reclining woman with her arm resting on her head, placed on a brown book, with green plants and white flower buds surrounding it.

    A room that holds something — memory, weight, the feeling of a life actually lived in it. That’s what we’re building.