FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Every project is a little different, so my pricing is based on the scope, size, and level of support you need. I offer everything from focused design consultations and sourcing to full-room and larger design projects. After our initial conversation, I’ll provide clear pricing so you know exactly what to expect before we get started. My goal is always to work within your budget while making sure the final space feels thoughtful, elevated, and uniquely yours.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Every project begins with getting to know you your lifestyle, your personal style, how you use your space, and what you want it to become. I believe the best interiors feel collected and personal, never overly designed, so understanding the way you live is an important part of my process. From there, I develop a tailored design direction through space planning, mood boards, finishes, furnishings, sourcing, and styling, depending on the scope of your project. I thoughtfully mix investment pieces, vintage finds, and unexpected details to create a space that feels layered, elevated, and uniquely yours. Throughout the process, I keep everything collaborative and intentional. My goal is not simply to create a beautiful room, but to create a home that feels distinctly yours and continues to feel special long after the project is complete.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
My education in design began at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and the Art Institute, but some of my most valuable training has happened outside of the classroom. I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside and learn directly from talented designers, real estate developers, and industry professionals who have taught me the side of design you simply can’t learn from a textbook. Working on real projects and navigating real spaces, budgets, timelines, vendors, and unexpected challenges has shaped the designer I am today. Those experiences taught me how to problem-solve, source thoughtfully, understand the potential of a space, and make decisions that are both beautiful and practical. I bring that combination of formal design education and hands-on, real-world experience into every project. For me, great design isn’t just about having a good eye it’s knowing how to take a vision and actually make it work in someone’s home.