Since founding House Seven Design in 2017, Anissa Zajac has built a practice defined by restraint, intention, and an unwavering belief in timeless design. It’s no secret that her Indianapolis-based studio has grown into a nationally recognized name. Zajac has been working on residential projects across the United States and Europe while cultivating a highly engaged audience of more than 363,000 followers. We can’t help but be drawn to her measured, thoughtful approach.

Anissa designs interiors that feel collected rather than constructed— spaces shaped over time through natural materials, layered textures, and a disciplined color palette that allows architecture and art to lead. Her work balances visual clarity with real-world livability, creating rooms that feel as good to live in as they do to experience.

Her work has been featured by platforms such as Architectural Digest and The Expert, helping redefine expectations for interior design in the Midwest and beyond. Under her leadership, House Seven Design has evolved into a studio known for human-centered interiors—homes where materiality, function, and aesthetic intention converge into something enduring.