Amy Wolff Interiors

Amy Wolff, C.I.D., is an award-winning Scottsdale custom window treatment specialist with an interior design background and more than 20 years of experience helping homeowners create beautiful, functional, and thoughtfully finished spaces. Amy specializes in custom window treatments, motorized shades, custom blinds and shades, draperies, valances, cornices, Roman shades, bedding, upholstery, pillows, cushions, and fabric finishing details. Her interior design background is what makes her window treatment work different. Amy does not simply measure a window and sell a product. She considers the room, the light, the furnishings, the proportions, the privacy needs, the function, and the way each choice will work in real life. Amy is also known for her unique Photo Vision process, where custom window treatment options are illustrated to scale on photos of the client’s actual windows. This helps clients better visualize the finished result, make confident fabric and design decisions, and ensure that challenging or specialty window treatments will function properly and achieve the intended designer look. Amy Wolff Interiors has been recognized for award-winning custom window treatment design, including the 2017 Vision Design Award for Specialty Windows, along with additional design awards in 2021, 2022, and 2024. Services include: • Custom Window Treatments • Custom Draperies • Valances and Cornices • Roman Shades • Custom Blinds and Shades • Motorized Window Treatments • Bedding, Pillows, and Fabric Details • Custom Upholstery • Design Consultations • Color, Fabric, and Material Guidance • Photo Vision Window Treatment Design Design Philosophy Amy’s design philosophy is simple: every space should be beautiful, functional, and comfortable. Beauty Custom window treatments and fabric details should feel like they belong in the home from the start. Amy helps clients choose fabrics, styles, proportions, and details that support the architecture, furnishings, and overall feel of the room. Function A beautiful treatment also needs to work properly. Amy considers sunlight, heat, glare, privacy, operation, motorization, window size, stacking space, and how the room is used