HatCreek Designs

From modern to traditional, Hatcreek Designs will work with you to reach your design goals. Blending the old with the new, outstanding with subtle, and the latest design and material trends, we can create a fresh, modern, upscale, minimal, warm or other atmosphere you want each room to have on its own, or in combination to the whole house. Our selection includes a wide array of home furnishings, window treatments, furniture, bedding, light fixtures, rugs, wall coverings and accessories to make you excited about being home.

Donna Bonnoitt, owner of Hatcreek Designs LLC, has offered her Interior Design Services, window treatments and home furnishings to the Northshore area since 1992. Having completed beautiful interior designs for several Junior League Showhouses and Tea Tours, as well as being featured in New Orleans Living and Southern Living magazines, you know her services and results are appreciated by those in the industry, as well as the happy homeowners. From simple design packages to renovations to new home construction, including references to several architects Ms. Bonnoitt has completed projects, you will receive the latest design and furnishing suggestions in the industry.

One of the most important updated accessories that will transform your room's atmosphere is window treatments. Visiting your home to understand the look and feel you want your room to have when you walk in is very important to Hatcreek Design services. Covering and designing around large, odd shaped, or unique windows is not a challenge to our design experiences. We highly suggest you consider our services for such unique situations to create the perfect blend of colors, materials and light needs.

From renovating one room, to many, to an entire house, we keep in mind the mood you want to convey as you enter a room. Starting with one room is wise, but as an Interior Designer, Hatcreek Designs keeps in mind the adjoining rooms, to the entire house. Contractors build rooms and Interior Designers focus on the end result. Alone, the contractor is making an empty room. Alone the Interior Designer is working with what you have (and imagining what could have been!) Combined, we are very powerful.