I would describe it as layered, curated and multidimensional; pulling in the personality and vibe of each client and using old and new elements to create real warmth. I love rooms that are clean, bright, and livable, and I always like to mix antiques and heirlooms with new pieces to bring a little history to my projects. Regardless of my personal style, I make sure I ask good questions and listen closely for what’s important to my clients.
Read MoreNatural elements, pops of color, and unexpected components are essential to my spaces to give each a unique and collected feel. I want every space I touch to be comfortable. We’re happier when we’re comfortable.
Read MoreI don’t gravitate toward trends or thematic styles. I like spaces to feel original, where you can see the client’s personality coming through.
Read MoreApart from the design aspect, my ability to work with varying budgets and timelines gives me an edge. While I consider myself a creative person, my years of working in company operations helps me apply order and organization to the work I do.
Read MoreMy work is pure joy. I wake up everyday happy to get to do what I do and grateful to do something I love.
First, the people. I find most people who live in New Orleans to be quite unique and interesting souls. Most everyone has a story to tell, along with great appreciation and enthusiasm for life. It is certainly the most welcoming place I've ever lived. I truly feel at home here and am constantly inspired by everything around me: the art, music, food... There is really no place like it in the world. I mean, where else will you regularly encounter a brass band strolling down a random street on a random weekday blasting out notes of joy for anyone and everyone to enjoy? And on top of all that, it is one of - if not the - most beautiful cities in the US; a perfect home base for anyone working in a creative field.
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