Professional New Edinburgh Interior Decorator

New Edinburgh began as the village of Scottish stonemason Thomas McKay. You can still see his mark today, with streets named after his children and his “castle” eventually becoming Rideau Hall itself. That founding closeness between industry and home still shapes the neighborhood’s character today, featuring one and one-and-a-half storey gabled houses, decorative woodwork milled just down the road, and streetscapes that have stayed intimate. Within that space, custom builds have also found their place while still respecting the scale and rhythm of its street. Saree Parry Design understands this nature, bringing that same closeness to every project while treating a home’s original details into the folds of our design plan.

Few neighborhoods carry their history as visibly as new Edinburgh, so it’s important to make sure we don’t ignore it during our design process. We start with a discovery call covering the home itself — what’s been preserved, what’s been lost to earlier renovations, and what feels out of place. After our call, we’ll come out to your home as we believe all of the best design decisions are made in the spaces we’ll be refreshing. With all of this information, we’ll come back to present our design decisions and make selections with you. With a firm plan in place, Saree Parry Design will handle the sourcing, measuring, and installing, creating a space that reflects the home’s history as much as its future.

“My husband and I couldn’t come to concurrence with picking a wall paint color and changing the décor in our living and dining room, so we reached out to Saree. She was able to fuse both our ideas and brought comfort, relaxation, elegance, and illumination. We are both satisfied with her expertise.”

 – Toya

At Saree Parry, it’s our goal to help you make your home in Pembroke all that it can be.

Contact us today at (613) 841-3326 and let’s work together to make your home more beautiful one room at a time.

New Edinburgh, ON Interior Decorator

Saree Parry has always been a visual person with a natural talent for design. Growing up in a family full of creatives —  her uncle graduated with a BFA, and her maternal grandmother both designed and made her own clothes — Saree believes the design gene was passed down to her.

While Saree’s heart was always set on a career in design, she initially pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree at McGill. After then earning her MBA from Western, she embarked on a successful business career, working for a private hedge fund in Toronto. However, her passion for design never waned, and in 2013, she seized the opportunity to combine her business acumen with her creative talent and passion by owning and operating her own Decorating Den Interiors franchise.

New Edinburgh is a neighborhood northeast of downtown Ottawa, Ontario, most known as an older, affluent area and housing the official residence and grounds of the Prime Minister of Canada. With its role in local government, New Edinburgh has embassies for Spain, South Africa, India, and many other nations.

New Edinburgh Resources: 

Ottawa New Edinburgh Club – The Ottawa New Edinburgh Club, or ONCE, has operated since 1883, making it one of Ottawa’s oldest sports clubs. The club offers tennis, rowing, paddling, sailing, and summer day camps.

Stormont County Fair – Hosted by the Stormont Agricultural Society, the Stormont County Fair brings Eastern Ontario’s best crafts, produce, and livestock for days of fun. There’s also many contests held, including eating competitions and a demolition derby.

Bytowne Cinema – The Bytowne Cinema brings independent and art house cinema to New Edinburgh in hopes of fostering a community of cinema lovers. For over 35 years, the theater has screened thousands of films every single year.