I’m an interior designer currently based in New York, with a background in architecture and a love for spaces that feel both thoughtful and a little unexpected. I studied design at Tulane’s School of Architecture, and a semester in Copenhagen focusing on interior architecture really solidified my perspective. Spending time in Denmark and experiencing how seamlessly design integrates into daily life made a lasting impact on me.

Professionally, I’ve worked in very small, hands-on studios, most recently in roles where it’s been just me and the lead designer. This has given me experience across every phase of the design process. From concept development and CAD drawings to sourcing, custom furniture design, and installation, I’m used to being deeply involved in the details and figuring things out as I go. I’m especially strong in AutoCAD and technical drawing, and I really enjoy translating ideas into clear, buildable plans.

I’ve always been drawn to interiors and architecture, but over time that interest has evolved into a genuine investment in how spaces can shape the way people live. I think of interior design as a form of psychology. Spaces have the power to influence mood, behavior, and how people connect with their environment, and I’m especially interested in creating work that feels both intentional and emotionally resonant.

I grew up in Connecticut and now live in Brooklyn, New York. Outside of design, I’m drawn to other creative outlets like photography and ceramics, and I spend a lot of time exploring yoga, fashion, and travel. All of which continuously influence how I see and experience space.