Raised in a family of builders and artists, I came to design not as a profession, but as a native language. Sawdust and paint were not simply materials — they were atmosphere, ritual, and way of life. That early immersion instilled a fluency in both craft and composition, ultimately guiding me away from a corporate path and back to what felt elemental. After formal study at The Interior Design Institute, I founded my studio in coastal New England, where land and sea continue to inform my work.

My aesthetic is shaped by a life lived across coasts and continents — a layered perspective that values natural materials, architectural integrity, and the quiet resonance of heirloom pieces. The result is an approach rooted in organic beauty and enduring elegance: interiors that feel cultivated rather than decorated, welcoming yet refined.

I am drawn to the tension between tradition and innovation — knowing when to preserve, when to pare back, and when to introduce a fresh point of view and bold perspective. I create spaces that are intentional and deeply personal, designed not only to transform rooms but to elevate daily life. It is a privilege to be sought out and entrusted with such deeply personal and meaningful work.

When I’m not engrossed in design and family, I take to the sea, the trails or the nearest oyster hour.