Nini, ”grandmillennial” is a term coined by House Beautiful, I believe. Here is One King’s Lane’s take on it.

Here is an example from the Pender and Peony blog

Bill is a friend of mine and does lovely work.

https://www.habitationhome.com/

I have a very good friend who is an ID in Huntsville (about 2 hours north). She could advise on someone local or perhaps consult. She has worked on projects all over the state, including the new Founders suites at the University of Alabama football stadium in Tuscaloosa, several condos there and at the beaches.

edited to add, you can google photos of the Founders suites to get an idea if interested.

So she's looking for a decorator versus an interior designer?

I had to look up grandmillennial too.

I relooked at the request. Yes, she asked for an interior designer.

Ok, so now I see what it is...I actually used to be that style when I first got married bc my mom always decorated with lots of chintz and majolica plates and fringe trim on sofas and skirted tables. I have since pared down. I am still traditional but neo-trad. 😂

I really don't know who to suggest since I don't have personal experience with anyone. I did call an ID before we started remodeling, and she was quite rude. Another I met with, then after saying he would love to work with me, he didn't return my two phone messages. So DD1 got her business license and the rest is history.

Allison, I had the same experience when we were remodeling the kitchen in the old house. The ID I chose to work with wanted a meeting in her office after coming to our house to look over the project. DH and I showed up at the appointed time and place. She wasn’t there. We waited about 30 minutes before she breezed in (a) having totally forgotten the meeting that she set and (b) totally unprepared to discuss the project. I decided if she were that bad before we were under contract, it would just go down hill from there.