Rooted in How You Live.
Refined Interiors for the Bay Area
Raashi Design is a Bay Area interior design studio led by principal designer Sheeja Nair, working with a select group of clients who want more from their homes than the predictable.
Sheeja brings a rare combination of global perspective and rigorous problem-solving to every project, an approach that produces interiors of real depth and coherence, not simply rooms that photograph well. Her work moves fluidly across contemporary, transitional, and modern sensibilities, always arriving at something that feels wholly original to the client and the home.
Every element is considered in relation to how you live: the quality of light, the weight of materials, the movement through rooms, and, where it resonates, the deeper principles of Feng Shui or Vastu that shape how a space feels to inhabit. Nothing is incidental.
By design, we work with fewer clients at a time. This is not a limitation; it is the condition that allows us to think carefully, move deliberately, and deliver work we are genuinely proud of. When you engage Raashi Design, you receive our full attention, from the first conversation to the last detail.
Meet the owner and principal designer.
About Sheeja Nair
Hello, I’m Sheeja Nair, founder and lead designer of Raashi Design. I launched this design firm by marrying my analytical background in engineering with my deep love for creative expression. Alongside my team, I draw from global influences - think the warmth of Indian textiles mixed with the clean lines of contemporary California living - to craft unforgettable interiors.
My design studio’s name, "Raashi," comes from the Sanskrit word for zodiac signs, symbolizing the perfect alignment of personality, aspirations, and environment. That's what I deliver: thoughtful designs that harmonize your lifestyle with beautiful functionality. Whether it's optimizing a bustling Silicon Valley kitchen for family gatherings or transforming a serene East Bay retreat into a multigenerational haven, I listen deeply to uncover what truly matters to you and turn those concepts into livable spaces.
