Interior Design

Beautiful homes begin with understanding the people who live within them.

I believe a home should feel as good as it looks. My approach to interior design begins by listening—understanding how you live, what you love, what you already own, and how you want your home to feel.

Whether we are refreshing a single room, reimagining what you already have, or creating something entirely new, I bring together beauty, comfort and function to create spaces that feel personal, welcoming and distinctly yours.

Living room with red armchair, white armchair, black sofa, round white coffee table, table with books, tray, ball, lamp on side table, window with bamboo shades, beige curtains, plant, decorative candle, and picture frame.

THOUGHTFUL · PERSONAL · COLLECTED

A black wooden dresser with three drawers, brass handles, and decorative carvings, topped with a white table runner, two white lamps with beige shades, a large green glass vase, a smaller glass container, a stack of books, and decorative items, with a large botanical print of a potted plant hanging on the wall behind.
Breakfast table with scrambled eggs, pancakes, green checkered napkin, glasses of water, and a vase with pink and purple flowers.
A wooden desk with a brown wooden chair in front of it, a framed painting and a turquoise book on top, a table lamp with a yellow shade, a mirror with an ornate frame on the wall, and window with wooden trim and striped blinds.
Living room with a white sofa, blue armchair, glass coffee table, wall art, and a table lamp with a decorative base.
A beige upholstered armchair with a floral pillow placed on it, positioned against a wall with three framed landscape and floral artworks. The chair is near a corner in a room with hardwood flooring.
A bedroom with a bed, decorative shelves, plants, a window with greenery outside, and various decorative items.

DESIGN THAT BEGINS WITH YOU.

I don’t believe a beautifully designed home needs to start over from scratch. Often, the most meaningful spaces are created by thoughtfully combining what you already love with carefully chosen new pieces.

I consider the way a room flows, how it functions, the balance of color, texture and light, and the objects that tell your story. My background in Feng Shui adds another layer of awareness—helping me consider not only how a space looks, but how it supports the people living there.

A wooden side table with a few bottles of alcohol on top, positioned in front of a large mirror with a gold-colored frame. The mirror reflects a window with closed blinds, curtains, and part of the ceiling. A small lamp is on the right side of the mirror. The lower shelf of the side table holds various glassware and barware, including a large glass pitcher, a metal cocktail shaker, and a gold-colored vessel, with a tray of glasses on the right.
A dark blue sofa with multiple decorative pillows, including pink, orange, black, blue, and floral patterns, in a living room with wall art above.
A bed with a pink and white polka dot bedsheet, a red and white checkered pillow, a quilt with butterfly embroidery, a bedside table with a framed photo, a bowl, and a white lamp
Living room with a beige couch, striped cushions, a white ottoman, a patterned rug, a black bookshelf, a table lamp, and a window with light curtains showing trees and street outside.
A wooden side table with a tray holding bottles of liquor and shot glasses, beside a black dining chair with a decorative needlepoint pillow, a table lamp, and a mirror on the wall reflecting a blue sofa with a pillow and window shutters.
A white desk with a yellow chair, a black photo frame, a lamp, and various decorative items, against a beige wall with a circular silver mirror. To the right, a tall silver floor lamp with glass orbs. A small table with metal bowls and framed photos on the left, and a power strip on the floor. Carpeted floor.

Your home doesn’t need to look like anyone else’s.
It should feel like you.

Whether you’re beginning with an empty room or simply know that something in your home isn’t quite working, we can begin there.