jennifer sucher | principle designer
Full-Service Interior Design & Workshop Consultations
Sucher Studios is a Chicago-based interior design studio known for expressive, highly personal interiors and an unexpected approach to color, material, and form. With more than 16 years of experience, Jennifer sucher brings both a seasoned design perspective and a deep understanding of what it takes to guide a project from its earliest ideas through completion.
Her work is rooted in the belief that a home should feel deeply personal rather than prescribed. She brings together vintage and contemporary pieces, rich color, natural materials, and distinctive details to create interiors that feel collected over time, balancing beauty and function with a sense of playfulness and individuality.
Just as important as the design itself is the process behind it. Jennifer thoughtfully assembles and leads the right team for each project, collaborating closely with clients, architects, contractors, makers, and artisans to carry a shared vision through every phase. Her approach brings clarity and intention to a complex process while protecting the creativity that makes each project unique.
As Featured In
“A dramatic landscape screen anchors this layered living room by Sucher Studios, one of the returning design talents at this year’s River North Design District Fall Gallery Walk.”
— modern luxury
2026
“This Kitchen's 'Tetris' Backsplash Has Become My New Favorite Tiling Idea for Quiet Pattern”
— living etc
2026
“6 Breakfast Nook Design Ideas That Will Help You Rise And Shine in Style Every Morning — From Banquette Seating to Small Space Solutions”
— LIVING ETC
2026
"I have always felt that your space should reflect your best self. It should feel personal, collected, colorful, and tell a story. "
— bold journey
2025
"I love a slightly weird chair," she says. "It brings that unexpected moment into a room that makes everything feel more layered and alive."
— the spruce
2026
“3 Designers Share the Living Room Furniture They Shouldn’t Have Bought—And What They Learned”
— the spruce
2026