Your Creative Business, Elevated—From Vision to Visibility.

Victoria Larson, photographer Lee Kriel

Victoria Larson, photographer Lee Kriel

Alan Tanksley, photographer Kelly Marshall

Alan Tanksley, photographer Kelly Marshall

Bruce Fox Design, photographer Kendall McCaugherty

Bruce Fox Design, photographer Kendall McCaugherty

Sroka Design, photographer Erik Kvalsvik

Sroka Design, photographer Erik Kvalsvik

Living room with light-colored walls, multiple large windows, blue and white upholstery, a wooden coffee table topped with a white vase with blooming branches, books, and decorative objects, and a beige carpet.

Kathryn Hunt Studio, Photo by John Bessler

At Collyer & Company, we believe creative businesses are meant to evolve—not just in how they look, but in how they operate, lead, and grow.

A confident older woman with short gray hair, black glasses, and a bright smile stands in a minimalist, industrial-style room with concrete walls and floor. She wears a black textured coat over a black and white floral blouse, black trousers, and black high-heeled shoes. She poses with one hand on her hip and the other relaxed, near her side.

We partner with interior design studios and creative brands—both newly established and well-seasoned—to help define what’s next. That might mean clarifying your vision, refining your positioning, streamlining operations, or amplifying your visibility through strategic public relations. Whether you’re building your foundation or recalibrating after years in business, we’re here to support the evolution.

Our clients have been featured in —

Logo of Architectural Digest with the initials 'AD' and the words 'ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST' beneath.
Luxurious bedroom with a plush bed, modern decor, and ambient lighting.
Text reading 'MODERN LUXURY' in light beige font.
Midwest Living magazine logo in large, light-colored text.

Recent client Features

A stylish living room with high vaulted ceiling wooden beams, a fireplace with a cross sculpture on the mantel, and black and white furniture. A large window with a Roman shade allows natural light, and a side table with decorative items and artwork adorns the space.

Bishop Studio

Architectural Digest

A dining room with a round table, floral upholstered chairs, a large abstract wall hanging, floral arrangements, and a pendant light fixture.

Bishop Studio

silicon valley

Living room with lime green walls, a white fireplace with black marble interior, and eclectic furniture including a white sofa, patterned armchairs, a clear acrylic coffee table with books, and colorful pillows. A vase with flowers on the table, a painting on the wall, and a large window with floral curtains are also visible.

Bishop Studio

Luxe Magazine