Moreton Glen, San Diego, CA
Inspired by the timeless grace of Downton Abbey and enriched with cultural influences, this home blends old-world refinement with personal storytelling. Deep jewel tones, ornate detailing, and layered textures create a space that feels both grand and deeply lived in an homage to heritage elevated through modern sensibility.
“We hired Farha Syed Design LLC to help us decorate our entry, foyer, living room, formal dining, family, and media rooms of our San Diego home. We realized that having a person we could trust and depend on was key to overall success.
We gave Farha a vague idea of the colors and style we wanted to work with, and she took what we discussed and came back to us with the most beautiful color palettes, a layout that worked even better for us, and beautiful furniture and accessories choices. She easily “got” the look that we were thinking of and brought it to a completely higher level, (think “Downton Abbey” stylistically). Farha has the most exquisite taste and our home turned out beautifully. We couldn’t have ever imagined that it could look the way it does. More than 6 months later we are still in awe of the space in which we live.
Farha has excellent taste and resources. She knows where to find the right products and materials. She led us through new and different directions that provided beautiful solutions that were above, and beyond our expectations. Farha is knowledgeable, super professional, passionate, and committed. We could not recommend Farha more.” S.jafrey. San Diego, CA
Some projects begin with a mood board. This one began with a television series and a conversation about heritage, grandeur, and the kind of home that feels like it holds generations of stories.
What emerged was exactly that old-world refinement layered with cultural richness, jewel tones that glow like memory, and rooms that feel both grand and deeply personal. A home that could only ever belong to one family.
If you've always known the feeling you want your home to hold but haven't found someone who can translate it, I'd love to hear about it.