Ashlie Adam Interiors became Park Luxury Design, and Design Story PR handled the whole transformation: the new web address, the new website, the business email, the forwarding that carried the old brand safely into the new one. Then came the harder part. We landed national press for a brand that, weeks earlier, did not exist. The first feature ran one day after the new website went live.
The site set the stage; the press followed. Here is the real count. We only counted a press mention if the article actually named Park Luxury Design or Ashlie Adam. And here is how fast it started: the first placement, in Livingetc, ran the day after the new site went live. Nine days after that, Martha Stewart featured her work under the new name, with a link to the new website.
In plain English: 7 different articles on national magazines and news sites named this brand, and the brand was brand new when it happened.
In plain English: 5 separate big publications covered her, not just one writer recycling the same story.
Every piece of the rebrand was handled by Design Story PR: the new name, the web address, the website, and the email.
This was never just a website project. It was a full identity change, executed so nothing was lost on the way.
Design Story PR guided the studio from Ashlie Adam Interiors to Park Luxury Design, end to end. We helped select and purchase the new web address (the domain), designed and built the entire website, and set up her business email on the new name. Then the part most people forget: we made sure anyone who typed her old website address, or emailed her old address, landed in the right place automatically. That's how every old link and every old inquiry carried over without a single one getting lost. Her spot in Google search results carried over too. If people used to find her by searching, they could still find her under the new name.
With the new site live, the brand had a real website to send press to, and a Google presence that hadn't lost a step.




Before and after: the homepage and portfolio pages of the Park Luxury Design website, redesigned by Design Story PR.
Remember: Park Luxury Design was a brand-new name with no history. That is what makes this run of press mentions, seven of them, the real story. Each card is a real, verified feature. Swipe or use the arrows.
Expert Source
Livingetc
‘Food Risers’ Are What Your Holiday Table Is Missing
“Food risers are not just practical; they are transformative. A riser takes flat crowded surfaces and gives them dimension,” says Ashlie Adam, interior designer at Park Luxury Design.
Celebrity Design Take
Homes & Gardens
Serena Williams accessorizes her entryway with a retro rattan planter
“It’s a quiet rebellion against the disposable… Its woven, imperfect texture brings a sense of honesty that plastic or over-polished materials can’t replicate,” says Ashlie Adam, principal interior designer at Park Luxury Design.
Expert Source
Martha Stewart
21 Easy and Affordable Fireplace Makeovers to Transform Your Hearth
“Replacing the mantel with natural wood introduces a bit of warmth and character,” says Ashlie Adam, principal interior designer at Park Luxury Design.
Featured Design + Expert Source
The Spruce
Double Sinks Are the Essential Bathroom Feature Everyone Needs
A Park Luxury Design bathroom was featured, with founder Ashlie Adam quoted: “Double sink vanities help you carve out personal space in a shared world…”
Expert Source
The Spruce
5 Basement Renovation Mistakes You Should Always Avoid
“People put up drywall without checking for leaks. They lay carpet over damp concrete and wonder why the air starts smelling like an old gym bag,” says Ashlie Adam, principal designer and owner of Park Luxury Design.
Featured Project Photo
Homes & Gardens
7 Things Professional Organizers Always Do in January
A Park Luxury Design project photographed by Libbie Holmes was featured to illustrate the story, credited to “Ashlie Adam of Park Luxury Design.”
Park Luxury Design got a new website and, in the window right after, a wave of national press to point back to it. That is the Design Story PR approach: build a real website that looks professional, then get the designer covered for free, in real magazines and sites, by pitching editors real stories. That coverage sends potential clients to the site.
If your work is exceptional, more people should be able to find it and see it. Let's talk about the site and the press we could build for you.
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