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ABOUT ROBIN DALY COLOR & DESIGN

Our professional, creative team is dedicated to designing the spaces that are most important to you.

Starting with your initial design consultation all the way through to installing the finishing touches, we approach interior design with you in mind. A lot of this has to do with the fact that Robin cut her teeth in a family business that was known for being extremely customer-service driven. We apply that same approach to working with our wonderful design clients.

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Our goal is always the same: to make your personal style shine.

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Robin's Background

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Robin's work with color and design began in high school, selling paint, wallpaper and blinds at her family's high-end paint and decorating stores in Seattle. But you could also say that Robin's been a designer since birth. Her grandfather was a practicing designer in the 1930's.​

Robin's been in over 5,000+ homes helping clients with design (yes, she's counted). Besides the many miles logged, it adds up to a level of experience that can't be replicated. 

The whole goal is to make it an enjoyable process while landing on a look that is just right for you.
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Over her career, Robin's written about design - including a weekly column in the Seattle PI newspaper and a monthly column for 425 Magazine. She's appeared on radio, television and loves to teach classes to both designers and consumers. She was instrumental in launching the national paint brand, C2 Paint, and is a bit of a paint and stain nerd.

Robin Daly Color & Design's Team

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When you work with us, you are getting a team that is focused on your project.

MEET RANDY

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Randy's brings his thoughtful, artistic eye to everything he touches.

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As a designer, Randy's skills range from concept sketching to sourcing and detailed drafting.

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He and Robin have worked together for over 20 years.

MEET STACI

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During a project, you'll receive regular email updates from Staci.

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She's busy behind the scenes, keeping the ball rolling on the many details to be tracked, vendor communications, and all the things that aren't design related.