History

“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life”

 

Well known to the DC, Maryland and Virginia area, Grossmueller’s Design Consultants has become synonymous with award winning custom designs.  At the helm, owner and principal designer Cindy McClure brings over 36 years of interior design and remodeling experience, priding herself on customer satisfaction, reliability and attention to detail. These are the same principles the collective of designers pride themselves in delivering to each and every client, regardless of size or scope.

Our philosophy is to handle both complex and simple design projects with equal care, while providing the highest quality work at competitive rates. The portfolio at GDC includes homes, small businesses, and extravagant estates. With years of professional experience, our highly qualified design team will help guide you through the process.

We use a collaborative approach to develop design concepts that reflect the individual personalities of each client. Whether it’s consulting on paint colors, maximizing your existing floor plan, or building a wrap-around deck, we can transform your space, leaving it sophisticated and timeless. At Grossmueller’s Design Consultants, we help the homeowner analyze their current needs while keeping an eye on what the future might hold. At the initial consultation, we take into consideration the overall livability and functionality of the spaces in your home, including current furnishings and family activities. From here we conceptualize solutions to meet your dreams and desires, creating documents and and a tangible roadmap to turn those solutions into reality.

Grossmueller’s Design Consultants was born from the desire to carry on my grandfather’s legacy. Grossmueller & Epp Furniture Refinishing and Upholstery Shop was originally started in Union, New Jersey. Cindy’s uncle took it over, and unfortunately, closed its doors in the late ’80s. Since upholstery and furniture refinishing are parts of interior design, it seemed logical to revive the family name!