About Leavitt-Weaver

Since the inception of their company, Leavitt-
Weaver, Inc., in 1976, designers Craig Leavitt
and Stephen Weaver have found life in the often competitive field of interior design to be one opportunity after another.

Based in California's Central Valley, this dynamic team is constantly taking the design world by storm, decorating interiors for some of the world's most influential people. Among their impressive list of clientele is the Getty family for whom Leavitt-Weaver has done a wide variety of residential and commercial work.

With an extensive list of projects to their name that are as innovative as they are prestigious Craig Leavitt and Stephen Weaver are known for their distinct sense of style and originality.

However, despite their accomplishments, Leavitt-Weaver boasts no defining look. Their design creations are separately based on the partners interpretation of the client's personality. As a result, each interior is unique in and of itself – a personal testimony to the client's lifestyle.

For both Craig Leavitt and Stephen Weaver, style is the "by-product of living." They firmly believe that the minute style becomes a memorized text, it is no longer effective. "Our clients are attracted to us because of our novel understanding of interior fashion," explains Leavitt. "They stay with us because we help them to identify their own tastes, allowing their individual character to shine through. When devising an architectural plan, we encourage the client to express his own vision of what the finished environment should be and take it from there." Asked if Leavitt-Weaver's influence can be felt in a design, they chuckled and modestly note that, "our trademark is a nuance, not an obvious formula."

In 1988, Leavitt-Weaver took their successful endeavors a step further. Frustrated with combing design resources for the perfect chair or coffee table, Leavitt-Weaver began creating furniture pieces to fit an individual scheme and soon other decorating professionals were asking them to do the same for their own clients. At this time the firm brought in business partner Len Revelli, who was instrumental in restructuring the business at Leavitt-Weaver, in addition to developing viable markets for the luxuriant collection of furniture. Based on the traditionally abstract Modern period, Leavitt-Weaver pieces can stand alone in an artistic sense or, like a chameleon, blend in with an existing theme. The collection introduces new elements each year and has found great acclaim with designers and furniture enthusiasts alike.