Meet Hayley Servatius | Founder & Principle Designer

We had the good fortune of connecting with Hayley Servatius and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Hayley, we’d love to hear more about how you thought about starting your own business?
My decision to start my own business came from a desire to blend my creative talents with meaningful work that impacts people’s lives. I’ve always loved design, and the idea of creating beautiful, functional homes that families can truly enjoy felt like a natural path. I wanted to contribute financially to my family while also showing my kids that with hard work and passion, you really can build something of your own. I’ve always thrived in creative environments, and launching an interior design business allowed me to channel my background in fashion into a new space—literally and figuratively. Helping people and bringing joy through design is not only fulfilling, it’s energizing. This business is both my passion and my purpose.

Can you open up a bit about your work and career? We’re big fans and we’d love for our community to learn more about your work.
My art is rooted in creating spaces that feel like home—thoughtfully designed, deeply personal, and built around the lives of the families who live in them. What sets me apart is the blend of creativity and connection I bring to each project. I don’t just design beautiful rooms—I listen, I observe, and I craft spaces that reflect my clients’ personalities, needs, and aspirations.

What excites me most is seeing the final transformation through my clients’ eyes. When I walk into a finished space and see their joy, ease, and pride—whether it’s prepping for a big holiday dinner or just enjoying a quiet morning in their new kitchen—that’s what fuels me. That feeling of home, of belonging, is everything.

The journey hasn’t always been easy. As any small business owner knows, there are moments that test you. I’ve experienced firsthand how difficult clients or unexpected challenges can shake your confidence. But I’ve learned that standing in your truth, trusting your process, and keeping your integrity intact is the only way through. It’s taught me to hold my head high, remember why I started, and keep showing up with passion and professionalism—every time.

I want the world to know that Vintage Lane Interiors is more than a design studio. It’s a place where creativity, trust, and personal connection come together to create spaces that feel lived-in, loved, and lasting. This isn’t just about style—it’s about heart.

Let’s say your best friend was visiting the area and you wanted to show them the best time ever. Where would you take them? Give us a little itinerary – say it was a week long trip, where would you eat, drink, visit, hang out, etc.
Here is my itinerary:
Day 1 – Welcome to Denver
Morning: Check in at The Brown Palace and enjoy their legendary afternoon tea in the elegant lobby; perfect first-day treat.
Afternoon: Stroll around City Park—feed ducks, paddle the lake, and let the kids burn off some energy.
Evening: Casual family dinner nearby and early night to recover from travel.

Day 2 – Culture & Wonder
Morning: Spend 2–3 hours at the Children’s Museum of Denver.
Afternoon: Head over to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.

Day 3 – Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Morning: Explore the Denver Zoo in City Park.
Afternoon: Wander through the Denver Botanic Gardens.
Evening: Early dinner around Cheesman Park; kids can explore playgrounds locally.

Day 4 – Outdoors & Scenery
Morning: Enjoy a family-friendly hike around Cherry Creek Reservoir Loop or Wetlands Preserve.
Afternoon: Lounge by the reservoir—bring a cozy blanket and a good book while the kids play along the shoreline or splash in the water.
Evening: Backyard BBQ or pizza night with both families relaxing together.

Day 5 – Play & Explore
Morning: Visit Elitch Gardens Theme & Water Park.
Afternoon: Treat time at Little Man Ice Cream.
Evening: Movie night or board games back at your hotel or rental.

Day 6 – Active Fun & Local Gems
Morning: Head to the Denver Skatepark or Denver playgrounds (City Park Adventure Zone is a top pick) for action-packed morning fun .
Afternoon: Grab lunch then take a behind‑the‑scenes tour of Coors Field, ending with a walk around Union Station (historic shopping + casual dining options).
Evening: Optional Improv show or relaxed dinner in LoDo.

Day 7 – Faith & Festivities
Saturday Evening: Attend Mass at St. Thomas More Church, celebrating community, faith, and gratitude.
Dinner After: Gather both families for a special dinner—think classic American cuisine in a warm, family-friendly setting to wrap up the week.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
Absolutely—I dedicate my shoutout to my husband, Matt. He has truly been my constant through every high and low. Without sounding too sentimental, he’s never wavered in his support of me or my dreams. He’s the first person I turn to when I need honest feedback, creative input, or just someone to remind me I can do this. From day one, he believed in me and this business, even before I fully believed in myself. His encouragement, trust, and quiet strength have been the foundation that’s allowed me to grow both personally and professionally. I couldn’t imagine doing this without him.

Website: https://vintagelaneinteriors.com/

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Image Credits
Photography: Allie Ahbe Photography