I’VE BEEN THERE.
It seems like yesterday, when I found myself stuck in a space that drained my energy and left me overwhelmed at the thought of renovating. I knew with the right interior design process, and the right help, I could easily transform my home. Over the past 35 years I have perfected this process so you feel heard, understood and supported every step of the way. The results are nothing short of transformational.
Your home is so much more than four walls. It is your shelter. It’s your sanctuary. It’s the place to shed all of your “shoulds.” It is the reflection of who are and who you want to become.
I understand the power of good design. Over the past 35 years I’ve seen it’s impact over and over again, and this is not the place to settle. You deserve to love where you live and it’s my passion to help you create a home that is not only beautiful, but also where you can relax, connect and make lasting memories.
And, despite what you’ve heard, or possibly even experienced, design and home renovation don’t have to be a stress-filled, all-consuming process. I deeply appreciate two things: (1) you want a beautiful, comfortable home, and (2) you have a very busy life.
That’s why I developed a proven step by step process that allows you to share all your wants and desires and then my team and I handle the rest – making the whole experience fun and easy, while giving you the home you crave.
How Science Can Make Your Home More Enjoyable and Beautiful
What Does Science Have to do with Making Your House a Home?
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