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 LOUISE GIRARD is an award-winning, internationally published interior designer who specializes in designing residential, commercial and restaurant projects in metropolitan Houston. Girard, who has worked as a designer and residential/ hospitality contractor for two decades, renovates, remodels and furnishes homes and offices throughout the greater Houston area. Her many years as owner and President of Girard Builders Custom Homes, have given Louise valuable expertise in the construction industry. Additionally, her foreign language skills allow her to understand the needs of Spanish speaking clients as well as manage Spanish-speaking subcontracting crews.
As a lighting and color specialist, Louise believes that the simplest interior space can be "dramatic, intriguing, and functional with the right mix of interior lighting sources." She has won a Houston Chronicle/ASID design award for a Texas Style restaurant and was featured in the Italian magazines Ville e Casali and Chi for her design of a “country living” estate. She manages projects from concept to creation, and her services range from space planning & lighting layouts to the design of custom cabinetry and the selection of finishes, furnishings, artwork and accessories.
Licensed by the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners, Louise has designed executive offices, restaurants, corporate headquarters, Day Spas, and ranches, as well as homes throughout the greater Houston area.
Louise is a member of the American Society of Interior Designers and the Texas Association of Interior Designers. Her projects have been published in Restaurants and Institutions, Travel & Leisure, The Houston Chronicle, and her design work has been featured in home tours sponsored by ASID, Rice Design Alliance, and the 2004 Bellaire Fall New Home Showcase.
Girard received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Rice University in Houston, graduating with honors. She earned an Associates Degree in Interior Design at the Art Institute of Houston, graduating with highest honors and being named first to the Institute’s Hall of Fame.
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