Subtle details are what elevate a space from “pretty” to unforgettable. It’s the quiet intentionality behind proportion, balance, materiality, scale, alignment, silhouette, transitions, contrast, shadow play, warm vs cool harmony, and purposeful restraint.

Have you been wanting ceiling beams but weren’t sure how to make it possible? Were you concerned they might be too heavy for your ceiling structure, or told you couldn’t because of cost or size limitations?

Not every kitchen design begins as a glossy, perfectly polished rendering — sometimes time, budget, or reality simply don’t allow for that level of visualization upfront. And that’s okay.

Behind every designer is an army of skilled trade professionals — the ones who show up, problem solve, innovate, and bring my visions to reality.

It has always been important to me that my children see that career paths don’t all look the same. Entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone. Trades aren’t for everyone. Corporate isn’t for everyone. And that’s the point — there is no one “right” path.

Some moms running businesses don’t look like CEOs — and that’s exactly the point.

There’s nothing like walking through and finally seeing the flow, the light, and the potential in every corner.

While most of my professional time is dedicated to designing spaces my clients love, there are organizations that speak straight to my heart — and March of Dimes is one of them. 💜