Multiple outlets reported that Lahaina-based Melissa Dyckman Interiors has launched a new one-on-one advisory service called Lahaina Rebuild Design Guidance to help fire survivors navigate key design and construction decisions. The service is positioned as a lower-cost alternative to full interior design, aimed at reducing costly mistakes during the rebuilding process. Coverage noted the service comes as hundreds of homes remain under construction three years after the 2023 wildfires.
- Melissa Dyckman Interiors launched ‘Lahaina Rebuild Design Guidance,’ a one-on-one advisory service for homeowners rebuilding after the 2023 Lahaina wildfires
- The service covers key rebuilding phases including architectural plan review, layout refinement, cabinetry, lighting, bathrooms, and finish selections
- Services start with an Initial Rebuild Design Review at $300, which includes advance plan review, a one-on-one consultation, and a written follow-up with recommendations (Maui Now)
- Typical clients use four to six sessions depending on home size and complexity of plans (Maui Now)
- As of Aug. 5, 577 homes have been completed — 264 single-family and 313 multi-family units — out of 1,898 residential structures damaged or destroyed in the fire (Aloha State Daily)
- The 2023 Lahaina fire destroyed or damaged approximately 45% of the town’s residential housing stock (Aloha State Daily)
Sources
- Aloha State Daily: Aloha State Daily | Maui interior designer aims to support Lahaina homeowners rebuilding…
- Maui Now: Melissa Dyckman Interiors launches Lahaina Rebuild Design Guidance service
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