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Some designers choose their path. For Tammy Randall Wood, it was written into her childhood — spent on film sets alongside her father, where space wasn't scenery, it was story.

That formative world, where rooms held narrative power and every detail contributed to something larger, became the foundation of Tammy's design philosophy: Creating Noble Spaces®. To her, a noble space isn't defined by luxury or grandeur. It's an environment that actively supports the life you're building — one that captures your essence, reflects your aspirations, and quietly tells your story.

Tammy is the founder and principal of Interior Archaeology, a full-service interior architecture and design firm rooted in Southern California and practiced coast to coast. Over a 20-year career, she and her team have brought that philosophy to life across projects ranging from considered room refreshes to sweeping architectural transformations — each executed with the same meticulous attention to craft.

A professional member of both the American Society of Interior Designers and The Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Tammy's expertise runs deep: from refining architectural plans and designing intricate details and finishes, to managing ground-up builds and collaborating closely with clients & contractors to ensure every vision is realized exactly as intended.

Interior Archaeology is known for a signature aesthetic that is distinctly, effortlessly Californian — modern yet organic, curated yet livable, layered with vintage warmth. To bring concepts to life before a single wall moves, the team utilizes the latest in digital sketch technology allowing clients full confidence in the design and contractors the clarity to execute with flawless results. 

The result is a space that doesn't just look beautiful — it works, it resonates, and above all, it feels like you.