KHL Design Studio

Specialties

KHL Design Studio, LLC is a full service interior design company creating memorable residential and commercial spaces. We will help you define your own personal style or corporate image — focusing on transitional, contemporary, and modern design.

Although KHL has worked on projects throughout the United States, we are located in Lee’s Summit within the Kansas City metropolitan area. Through space planning, finish material design, lighting design, construction documentation, and interior decoration down to the final details, KHL can deliver the space that embodies your ideals.

History

Established in 2007.

After working for award-​winning architects and designers in California and Washington D.C., founder Kelly Lankford moved back to her Midwest roots and opened the KHL Design Studio to serve the KC metro. The studio focuses on transitional and modern design of residential and commercial projects. The goal is to analyze each client’s needs and create a unique interior environment that encompasses the functional requirements and aesthetics of their dream space.

Meet the Business Owner

Kelly L.

Business Owner

Owner, Kelly H. Lankford, is the heart and soul behind KHL Design Studio. After working for some of the top architects and designers in the country, Kelly established KHL Design Studio to bring her design philosophy and expertise in interior design to the Midwest. Her portfolio includes residential, corporate, hospitality, and multi-​family projects. She is also LEED certified, enabling her to implement green-​friendly practices. Kelly’s work has won numerous awards due to her ability to create timeless, one of a kind designs.

Through the use of space, color, texture, lighting, and furnishings, an interior can transform into an «interior experience.» Kelly strives to make this transformation occur regardless of size and budget; producing memorable interiors through an unmatched level of client service. Collaboration and communication with clients and contractors throughout the process is essential — transforming visions into working concepts and detailed documents. Design should not be