With over 20 years of experience as a set decorator and production designer, my background in film has shaped how I see and create interiors—with a strong focus on storytelling through design. While working on historically rich films like Killers of the Flower Moon and Oppenheimer, I found myself captivated by the details of turn-of-the-century craftsmanship from England, France, and the United States. That deep dive into period research and the beauty of old-world design sparked something in me that ultimately led to the creation of my own interior design studio.

What I love most about design is the sourcing. I’ve built relationships with private dealers and vendors across Europe and throughout the Midwest—people who have an incredible depth of knowledge and passion for what they do. I love getting out there, digging through warehouses, flea markets, and quiet backroad shops, talking to people who can tell you exactly where a piece came from and what makes it special. There’s something powerful about that kind of connection—it adds richness and soul to a space. Every item has a past, and I believe those layers of history help create rooms that feel lived-in, warm, and deeply personal.

I’m drawn to pieces with patina, character, and a story to tell—the same way I once designed sets to reflect the lives of fictional characters, I now design homes to reflect the real stories of the people who live in them. Each project is a collaboration, guided by the client’s lifestyle and the personality of the space itself.