"I love designing environments where families can enjoy life's moments, embracing comfort without the worry of perfection."
- Angela Raciti
Hi, I’m Angela Raciti, founder and principal designer of Powder Point Interior Design.
Home has always been my favorite place to be. As a kid growing up in a small coastal town in Massachusetts, I spent hours rearranging the furniture in our house — even at my friends’ homes — chasing that perfect feeling of comfort and flow. In school, I built cardboard dream houses and sketched floor plans for fun. I didn’t know it then, but I was already designing a life around creating spaces that feel like home.
Years later, after studying Interior Architecture in Boston living out West in the Rockies, my design perspective widened — blending the serenity of the coast with the strength of the mountains. I learned to love contrast: rough beams against soft linen, the ease of light-filled rooms grounded by texture and patina, and the kind of details that make a home both beautiful and lived-in.
For me, home is a sanctuary — a place where families can exhale, cook together, play together, and make memories that last for generations. I’m especially drawn to designing legacy homes — the kind where kids grow up coming back year after year, where holidays, milestones, and everyday moments all unfold under one roof.
My style is timeless, family-friendly, and rooted in natural materials that age gracefully. I love pieces with soul and spaces that invite both muddy boots and candlelit dinners. I believe good design isn’t about perfection — it’s about comfort, connection, and creating a home that tells your story.
Now based in the Blue Ridge Mountains, my husband, our kids, and I are building our own family home — raising our children to love nature, cook from scratch, and slow down enough to enjoy life’s little rituals. On weekends, you’ll find us exploring a new trail, baking bread, or cozying up by the fire during a winter storm.
Every project I take on reflects that same spirit: thoughtful, timeless, and grounded in the way families truly live.
