Interior Design Tips from Noble Kent
A beautiful home is more than stylish furniture and carefully selected finishes. Great interior design should reflect the people who live there, their lifestyle, and the way they want their home to feel.
For Jairus Noble and Noah Kent, owners of Noble Kent, that philosophy is at the center of their work. Based in Lake Las Vegas, the design firm provides full-service, personalized interior and landscape design for residential and commercial spaces.
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With 15 years of experience in interior design, the two bring unique creative backgrounds to every project. Jairus’s experience in fashion and hairstyling made his transition into interior design a natural fit, while Noah’s formal training in fine arts and experience throughout the Mountain West helped shape his approach to creating thoughtful, artistic spaces.
Start With Your Lifestyle
One of the most important interior design principles is to design around the way you actually live—not simply around current trends.
Do you enjoy entertaining? Consider an open, welcoming layout with comfortable seating and functional gathering areas. Prefer quiet evenings at home? Create spaces designed for relaxation and comfort.
Noble Kent focuses on understanding each client’s lifestyle and vision before developing a design. The goal is to create spaces that feel personal rather than following a one-size-fits-all style.
Find Inspiration in Nature
Nature is a major source of inspiration for Noble and Kent. Having lived and worked throughout the Mountain West, Desert Southwest, and Hawaii, they draw from the beauty of mountains, deserts, and lush tropical landscapes.
For Lake Las Vegas homeowners, the surrounding desert and natural scenery can provide endless design inspiration. Earthy colors, natural stone, wood, organic textures, and indoor-outdoor connections can bring the feeling of the outdoors into a home.
Think Beyond the Interior
In a community like Lake Las Vegas, outdoor living is an important part of the home. Connecting interior spaces with patios, pools, gardens, and entertaining areas can create a seamless indoor-outdoor experience.
Coordinating materials, colors, lighting, furniture, and landscaping can help the two spaces feel like an extension of one another.
Balance Beauty and Function
A room can be beautiful and still not work well. Good design considers both aesthetics and everyday functionality.
Before choosing furniture or finishes, think about traffic flow, storage, lighting, comfort, and how the room will actually be used. Scale is also important—furniture should be appropriately sized for the room, and rugs should be large enough to visually connect the seating area.
Most importantly, don’t be afraid to show your personality. Artwork, family treasures, travel memories, and meaningful objects can give a home warmth and character.
Start With a Conversation
Interior design doesn’t always require a complete renovation. Sometimes the best first step is simply discussing what you love about your home, what you would like to change, and how you want the space to function.
Noble Kent offers a complimentary design consultation during the initial site visit to a client’s home or commercial space.
For Noble and Kent, designing in Lake Las Vegas is especially meaningful because they are residents themselves. They understand what makes the community unique—and love helping their clients create spaces that are as special as the place they call home.
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