We’re two Sacramento-based interior designers who each run our own studios and share a love of well-made, comfortable furniture. Happy Hour Design Collective was created as a focused showroom for custom upholstery, offering a more approachable way to shop for high-quality, made-to-order pieces with designer guidance.
We specialize in custom seating and upholstered furniture, helping clients make confident choices around scale, comfort, fabric, and construction during private showroom appointments. Our furniture is made in the U.S. and built to last, with hundreds of options to tailor each piece to your space.
Happy Hour is appointment-only so every visit feels personal, relaxed, and useful. The goal is simple: great furniture, clear guidance, and a process that feels easy from start to finish.
Claire Jones
Co-founder / designer
Claire Jones founded Etch & Ivy Design in 2014 with the goal of creating beautiful, functional and personality-filled spaces for her clients. Claire truly believes the design process should be both fun and client-focused. Her least favorite question is “What is your design style?” but if she had to answer that, Claire would describe it as California Modern Eclectic. In her spare time, Claire is a voracious reader, mother to two young boys, reality TV junkie and an advocate for foster youth as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate.
Rebecca Plumb
Co-founder / designer
Rebecca Plumb is the founder of Studio Plumb, an interior design studio that helps busy women and families create livable and lovable homes. A mixture of styles best described as collected eclectic, she combines vintage classics with modern pieces and meaningful objects. Rebecca started her career as a graphic designer and co-owned a small creative agency. After 20 years in the marketing world, she took a big leap into the unknown and went back to her first love of interiors. Studio Plumb was launched in January 2018 and has been featured in Apartment Therapy, Better Homes & Gardens, One Room Challenge, and Sacramento Magazine. You’ll find her frequently (and annoyingly) encouraging others to JFDI (just freaking do it), whatever it is they’re dreaming of.
