This is Me

Before I designed homes, I built brands—and my approach to interiors is rooted in that same mix of storytelling, strategy, and style.

As the oldest of seven in a small town in Wisconsin, I learned how to create beauty with intention. The day after graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, I moved to New York City without a single connection—just a resume, relentless work ethic, and a gut feeling that I was meant to build something creative.

That instinct led me into the heart of the fashion world, where I worked at Vanity Fair, ELLE, and later as Chief Style Director of Ann Taylor/LOFT. I styled celebrity shoots, developed national campaigns, and eventually brought that editorial lens to television—appearing as a style expert on The Today Show, E! News, and Harper’s BAZAAR. I also launched CBS’s first fashion podcast, co-founded a branding agency for luxury and celebrity clients, and led creative projects for brands ranging from Tiffany & Co. to HSN.

What sets my interiors apart is the same thing that fueled my fashion career: an impeccable eye and the ability to mix high and low with effortless precision. My aesthetic blends city polish with Southern warmth—elevated, layered, and always livable.

Now based in Charleston, I blend my city sensibility with Southern warmth to design interiors that are as strategic as they are stunning. Whether I’m renovating an investment property, reimagining a family home, or prepping a listing to sell over asking, my work is rooted in smart upgrades, stylish storytelling, and maximizing value.

I design homes that work hard and look beautiful—because you shouldn’t have to choose between a space that feels like you and one that delivers a return.