Ranked #100 in Minneapolis
Jay Nuhring House Styling
Guide Score: 11/100
Verified April 18, 2026
How We Scored Jay Nuhring House Styling
- Google Rating
- N/A/5 → 0/25 pts
- Review Volume
- 0 reviews → 0/15 pts
- Credentials
- None listed → 0/20 pts
- Press Recognition
- 0 mentions → 0/15 pts
- Web Presence
- 8/10 pts
- Experience
- N/A → 0/10 pts
- Profile Completeness
- 3/5 pts
Key facts
- Based in
- Minneapolis, MN
- Address
- 721 2nd Ave N Ste 2
- Website
- http://www.jaynuhring.com
- Phone
- (612) 229-1854
- Budget tier
- Contact firm
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Jay Nuhring House Styling's ranking among interior designers in Minneapolis?
- Jay Nuhring House Styling is ranked #100 in Minneapolis with a Guide Score of 11/100. This score is based on Google reviews, professional credentials, press recognition, portfolio quality, and experience.
- What styles does Jay Nuhring House Styling specialize in?
- Jay Nuhring House Styling's style specialties are not yet catalogued in our directory. Review the firm's portfolio at http://www.jaynuhring.com or contact the firm directly for their current focus.
- What is Jay Nuhring House Styling's typical project budget?
- Budget information for Jay Nuhring House Styling is not published in our directory. Contact the firm directly at (612) 229-1854 for a project-specific quote.
- What types of projects does Jay Nuhring House Styling take on?
- Jay Nuhring House Styling's specific project types are not yet catalogued. Contact the firm directly at (612) 229-1854 or review their portfolio at http://www.jaynuhring.com to confirm fit for your project.
- Where is Jay Nuhring House Styling based and what areas do they serve?
- Jay Nuhring House Styling is based in Minneapolis, MN. Their broader service area is not published; confirm with the firm before engaging for work outside the metro.
- How do I hire Jay Nuhring House Styling?
- To hire Jay Nuhring House Styling: Visit http://www.jaynuhring.com to review their work and inquiry form, or call (612) 229-1854. Most firms ask about scope, budget range, and timeline before scheduling a consultation.