Noelle Isbell

- Principal/Owner
Noelle Interiors
- Address
815 Manhattan Ave., Suite C
Manhattan Beach - Phone
310-985-5085
- Websites | Social
noelleinteriors.com
shopnoelleinteriors.com
@noelleinteriors - Special Section
Noelle Interiors is a design studio that builds custom homes and reimagines South Bay restaurants. Owner Noelle Isbell and her team’s reach extends beyond California with residences in New York, Jackson Hole, Park City and John’s Island, Florida.
What sets your business apart?
What sets us apart is our collaborative process—we don’t just design spaces, we build relationships. With a trusted network of resources and artisans, we transform ideas into homes and experiences that feel both effortless and extraordinary. Our mission is simple: to create timeless, soulful spaces that balance luxury with artistry and reflect the individuality of each client.
Why did you choose this career?
I launched Noelle Interiors in 2008, turning a pivotal career shift into the opportunity to build something of my own. What began as a handful of remodeling projects quickly grew into larger new-construction collaborations with developers. Before long, architects I had long admired began to recognize my passion for enhancing their buildings with design that complemented and elevated their vision. This year marks 11 years since opening the doors to our design studio and furniture showroom on Manhattan Avenue, and I’m proud of the legacy we continue to build here in Manhattan Beach!
Tell us about your background in the industry.
I graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science in family and consumer science, specializing in interior design. During my studies, I completed internships with VOA Associates in Washington, D.C., and GKV Architects in New York City, which gave me early exposure to both commercial and residential design.
I began working in the design-build industry in 2004, shortly after moving to Manhattan Beach. One of my first projects is still a favorite: a home where the architect designed a garage turntable so cars could rotate safely before pulling onto the busy street. That circular design element carried through into the living room, where I placed my first Roche Bobois sofa. It was such a meaningful start to what has now been over 20 years in the industry.
Photographed by Shane O’Donnell