View of a historic Indian palace or fort with stone architecture, arched openings, marble floors, and surrounding gardens with small palm trees and people walking in the background.
A young woman wearing a brown hijab and a mustard yellow dress, standing indoors in front of a decorative wall with framed artwork and candles.

Salaam & Hello

I’m Ayesha, the designer, creative, and founder of Ayesha Anwar Interiors. Ayesha Anwar Interiors is a 100% virtual, boutique e-design studio offering home design, styling, and paint/color services. My goal is to help you elevate the aesthetic and functionality of your home while keeping the process simple, approachable, and truly collaborative.

Every project is shaped by a clear, thoughtful design process to ensure clients receive quality, clarity, and a highly personalized experience, no matter where they are located.

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A Little About Me

My design journey began in our first builder-grade home, where I started documenting DIYs, styling, and creative projects while raising my daughters. What began as small renovations shared online evolved into a studio built on intention, identity, and the kind of design that honors your story.

I now live right outside of Philadelphia, balancing motherhood with my full-time career in health equity and public health, where my background in social justice, human rights, and community work deeply influences the way I design.

A group of children and a woman inside an art gallery. The ceiling has colorful hanging paper strips in a gradient from pink to yellow. The woman is smiling, holding a child, while two young girls pose near the wall, wearing black boots and casual clothes.

My creativity is deeply shaped by faith, culture, and the generations that came before me. From the resilience of my ancestors to the layered identities I carry today, these stories influence how I approach design, with care, intention, and respect for lived experience.

I believe our homes should feel like truth. Spaces that are layered, grounded, and evolving, places that hold memory, offer comfort, and reflect who you are in this season of life. Especially in a world where so many of us are navigating displacement, identity, and change, home can be a powerful place of belonging.

Ayesha Anwar Interiors is about more than décor. It’s about honoring culture, memory, and the everyday stories that quietly shape the way we live.

A woman taking a selfie in front of a wooden door with intricate Islamic geometric carvings. She is smiling and wearing a black outfit with a brown scarf and a headscarf, holding her phone up.
Decorative metal door with intricate patterns, set in a weathered stone or concrete wall with graffiti, and patterned tile flooring in front.
Decorative shelf with glass jars labeled 'sugar' and 'milk', framed artwork, small figurines, a colorful vase, and hanging ornaments.
A tabletop with dried pink and beige faux foliage, a patterned floral bag, a beaded necklace with a tassel, and assorted stationery items including notepads, a wooden dish, and paper on a pink and blue patterned rug.
A table set for a meal with decorative tableware, including a patterned plate with the words 'Blessed Ramadan,' a glass of water, a bowl of strawberries and grapes, and a wooden serving board with chocolate-covered donuts and dates, with gold-colored utensils.
A person wearing a headscarf and casual clothing adjusts a framed picture on a wall decorated with various art prints and a mirror. There is a lit candle on a wooden table below, and two woven baskets underneath.

This Month’s Curated Favorites

Each month, I round up my top finds, pieces that inspire me, align with my design philosophy, and bring timeless warmth into your home.

A kitchen espresso machine with a teal and silver finish, featuring various control knobs and a portafilter attached on the right side.
Close-up of fabric with a repeated pattern of stylized black and beige flowers on a green background.
A three-drawer dresser with a floral pattern and brass knobs, placed against a black background.
Wall-mounted brass and blue lampshade with a cone-shaped shade and adjustable arm.
Two decorative throw pillows with a floral pattern in shades of blue, green, and beige.
Decorative mirror with a golden floral and bird motif border at the top and sides.

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November favorites + little musings 🖤 Swipe through for the things that makes this season feel extra warm: 1–2. All the love for hosting season 3. The best rice pudding I’ve had in a minute @hanisbakerynyc 4. My favorite corner to rea
New things are in the works! I’ve been quietly refining my brand, designing, and dreaming up what’s next for my studio, and I can’t wait to share more soon. I’m officially booked through the end of the year (thank you all so
Finally sharing this little before ➡️ after of our powder room. I actually tackled this powder bath a while back, but life’s been busy! It wasn’t a big project, just the power of paint, updated styling, and a few thoughtful swaps. I pull
Took a trip to London with my sisters and close friends, and the city left me both inspired and reflective. The architecture, from grand facades to the smallest doors (obsessed with all the doors) was so full of detail and global influence. As a Sou
Long overdue about me reintroduction! If you’re new here (or have been around for a while), I’m so glad you’re here. Been working on some projects quietly behind the scenes—can’t wait to bring you along. Thought this w
Away for the summer and missing home just a little bit. I’ve officially become a wallpaper girl — and I love layering in pieces that speak to heritage, memory, and identity. Later this summer, I’ll be visiting the homeland 🇵🇰 and
Welcoming the beautiful days of Dhul-Hijjah — a sacred time in the Islamic calendar that leads up to the Hajj pilgrimage and Eid al-Adha. We made a few simple swaps and additions around the home to mark the season, mostly for the kiddos 💛 The
Ramadan Series: Final Reflection - I can’t believe we’re in the last few days of Ramadan. The past two weeks have been extra busy and emotionally intense—balancing the weight of what’s happening in the world while being presen

FEATURES & COLLABORATIONS:

Yardbirds logo with a circular emblem featuring a stylized bird's wings and the text 'Yardbirds' in metallic font.
The logo of the company 'Immunotherapy' featuring a stylized red neuron-like design followed by the text 'Immunotherapy' in black.
Black text on a black background reading 'My Dream' in large font.
The text 'The Splice' written in stylized black font on a black background.
Arjuna logo with orange watercolor splash background and white text
A logo with a cartoonish red and blue bomb character with a lit fuse, and the text 'Sherron Williams' in blue.
The Washington Post logo in black text with a shadow effect.
Colorful sign that says 'LIMA AND' with neon-style text in pink, purple, and turquoise.
The image features the Amazon logo with a yellow arrow resembling a smile beneath the word "Amazon".
Livinget logo with black text and red design element