Making Room for Peace

I'm Anna Beth Eskridge, the interior designer and professional organizer behind Making Room for Peace. My love for design and organization is something that has been ingrained inside of me for as long as I can remember. With a background in art and a degree in interior design; it has always been my heart to bring peace and order into spaces. Welcome.

 
 
 

Known for her warmth and calming presence, Anna Beth Eskridge has been creating beautiful spaces for clients across the state of Virginia for the past few years.

After earning her degree in interior design from Marymount University in 2015, Anna Beth went on to work for Sisters Unique, an interior design studio and boutique formerly located in Newport News. There she was able to receive in-the-field training while also dabbling in store merchandising and social media management. It was at Sisters, where Anna Beth discovered her innate gift for interior styling, paying especial attention to the details of projects. Taking her natural talent and professional training in hand, Anna Beth went off on her own to launch Making Room for Peace in 2018.

Since the launch of Making Room for Peace, Anna Beth has worked on several interior design and decluttering projects, some of which have been featured in national and international publications. Embracing her Southern roots and love for the coast, Anna Beth’s style can be described as grounding, livable and warm.

 
 
Making Room for Peace
 

Making Room for Peace is a design studio based in Virginia serving clients all across the state, in Maryland and beyond. Working on both residential and commercial projects, it is our mission to come alongside our clients no matter what season they are in, helping them to shed what is no longer serving them in order to make room for peace.  Our calming presence and trained eye, allow us to create spaces that are both beautiful and functional, and that reflect our client’s style.

We believe in using every part of our client’s story while simultaneously encouraging them to let go of the things that are no longer serving them. We want your space to be one that reflects not only where you’ve been but where you are and where you are headed next.