Interiors by Erik R Galiana

Erik has an exquisite taste! It was such a pleasure to work with him on a beautiful residential project. His attention to detail is very awarding to his clients. We hope to work with him again soon!

Erik did a wunderful job, very professional in details and material but also budget related (we started with a budget and he finished within the time table and within the budget frame).

I had the please sure of working side by side with Erik for three years, and I couldn't have asked for a better colleague. Not only was he an absolute breeze to collaborate with, but he puts together some incredibly beautiful and innovative spaces. And his attention to detail doesn't just stop with the home, he makes sure the client feels heard and accommodated throughout the entire process. A true professional and talent.

Erikmakes dream come true. He has the magic touch. He is extremely talented yet caring. He delivers his services with a heart.. I highly recommend his services. InesFlax

Once in a great while you are lucky enough to run across people who truly stand out in their field of work. These rare individuals are not only passionate about what they do, but they usually have an innate talent to quickly visualize the “finished sculpture” while possessing only a “pile of clay”. Such are the talents of Erik Galiana. We have a Miami Beach Mediterranean Home built in 1924 that we have been considering selling. A local decorator had helped us with the home, and the style was “1924 antique Mediterranean”. After inviting a local real estate professional in to advise us on staging the house, we were advised that all of the heavy drapes, dark wall colors and antiques should go. We swallowed hard over that bit of advice, but realized she was probably right and we needed serious help. In steps Erik Galiana. Fresh off a flight from N.Y. at 9:30 p.m. on a Friday night, Erik studied his canvas and went to work. “Paint the walls this color, take this down, move that around, put the piano in the other room, leave these rooms the way they are.” Wow, by 2:00 a.m. Erik had definitely left an impression. He spent practically the rest of the weekend at our home to finish his concept, and all at a very fair projected budget. In fact, as the project evolved and we became more excited about the outcome, the hardest part was for us to not exceed the budget that Erik was determined to stick with. He kept reminding us “you are selling the house aren’t you?” After Erik left back to NY and the remodeling progressed, we communicated frequently by e-mail, text and phone, about everything from art, window treatments, furniture choices and too many other things to list. A particular talent he has that we’ve come to appreciate is his uncanny memory of room and wall dimensions. I can’t say how many times we’ve texted him about a piece of furniture or an art work in a particular place and he would respond, “that wall is only sixty-four inches, it’s too small for that painting.” Unbelievable, who remembers things like that? It’s been only thirty days and the 3,200 sq.ft. project is nearing completion. When friends and family enter our home they are just blown away by the new look. The Realtor came back and when she entered the front door she just stood there in shock and said three words, “Wow…Wow…Wow.” Actually, that’s how we feel too. In fact, after looking around at some other properties we have decided to stay put for a while. This house is just too beautiful to leave. Peter & Yiliam E.