Recognized with over 100 design awards, Megan Bryan Studio Interiors in Point Loma delivers interior architecture for corporate, hospitality, entertainment, and residential clients from its Anchorage Lane studio. The firm's institutional portfolio spans interior programs for the San Diego Zoo, the Old Globe Theater, and Children's Hospital — commissions where the structural shell arrives from the architect ahead of Bryan's finish-specification phase, a handoff cadence that Architects Mosher Drew builds into its own Point Loma project timelines. Bryan developed design curriculum and judged student portfolios as an advisor to UC San Diego, Arizona State University, and the NewSchool of Architecture, embedding formal pedagogy into the studio's methodology. Custom finish palettes on Bryan's hospitality commissions run through specification-grade paint, fabric, and millwork selections, a material-depth approach that connects to the custom color-matching scope at Septembre Studio Paint & Decor. The studio's top-tier deliverable is the ground-up hospitality interior, where programming, FF&E specification, procurement, and installation run under a single Point Loma contract valued up to $50 million.