A GLIMPSE INTO THE SPACES I’VE REIMAGINED

No matter the medium, I start by listening — to how you live, how you move, and how you want a space to feel. Then I design with empathy and refine every detail until it feels just right.

Interiors +Exterios

REIMANINGED WITH INTENTION

Front view of a large white house surrounded by greenery, trees, and landscaped bushes, with a pathway leading to the entrance.

A traditional brick colonial reimagined into a calm, modern exterior with stronger contrast and elevated presence.

An office with a black desk, a gray office chair, a white and black guest chair, a large rug, a bookshelf with decorative items, and a potted plant near a window with curtains.

A rarely used formal sitting room transformed into a sophisticated home office with richer contrast, custom cabinetry, and a purpose-driven layout.

A modern bathroom with a white tiled wall, wooden vanity with a vessel sink, oval mirror, and warm lighting. There's a toilet, a shower curtain, and decorative shelves with plants and accessories.

An uninspired guest bathroom redefined into a boutique-style retreat featuring natural warmth, quiet luxury, and everyday comfort.

01

The modernized Colonial

Breathing new life into the familiar

Curb appeal reimagined — from dated colonial to modern timeless elegance. This classic brick home had solid architectural bones, but felt visually heavy and outdated. The goal was to create a home that felt calmer, more refined, and confidently modern — aligned with the family’s evolving style while increasing curb appeal and long-term value.

A large brick house with a white front door surrounded by neatly trimmed bushes and trees, set in a lush green landscaped yard under a blue sky.

BEFORE

A white two-story house with black accents, surrounded by green trees and landscaped garden with bushes and grass, on a paved driveway.

AFTER

Design Approach

  • Removed outdated shutters, ornate door topper, and the original glass attic window (which visually mimicked a “third eye”), eliminating awkward imbalance and visual heaviness.

  • Installed a clean-lined black overhang to provide both weather protection and a more grounded, modern entry moment.

  • Replaced the old door with a black-framed glass entry to visually widen the façade, draw in natural light, and create a stronger focal point.

  • Painted the vertical step risers white for contrast and cohesion while keeping the red brick treads to honor the home’s original character and add a subtle touch of warmth.

  • Repaired and refreshed landscaping to complement the new contrast-forward palette and enhance sightlines.

The Outcome

What was once visually heavy and dated is now brighter, more expansive, and confidently modern. The simplified entry, stronger contrast, and refined proportions make the home feel larger, lighter, and more intentional — while preserving just enough original brick to honor its roots.

White multi-story house surrounded by lush green trees and landscaping, with a pathway leading up to the entrance.
A two-story white brick house with black window frames and a black front door. The house is surrounded by greenery, including trees, shrubs, and a well-maintained lawn.
Black front door with Halloween skeleton decoration hanging on it, flanked by potted plants, with three brick steps leading up to it. White building with large windows and black accents.

02

The formal to functional office

Breathing purpose into an unused space

Once a rarely used formal sitting room defined by deep red walls and heavy furniture, this space felt more decorative than livable. The goal was to completely reimagine its function and atmosphere—transforming it into a refined home office with a purpose-driven layout that supports focus, productivity, and everyday ease.

Living room with red walls, hardwood floors, a red velvet sofa, two upholstered armchairs, a round coffee table with flowers, and a window showing snow outside.
Modern office with a black desk, a light blue chair, a large dark bookshelf with decorative items and framed photos, and a painting on the wall.

BEFORE

AFTER

Design Approach

  • Designed custom built-ins with sleek push-to-open doors for a clean, modern aesthetic and seamless storage.

  • Integrated two-tier cabinet sections to discreetly conceal printers and daily-use items, keeping the visual field clean and uncluttered.

  • Finished the built-ins in deep navy to ground the space and add contrast, balanced with white accents and greenery for brightness and cohesion.

  • Installed French doors to elevate the entryway, introduce natural light, and create a subtle visual separation for work calls without sacrificing aesthetics.

The Outcome

The room now feels grounded, sophisticated, and intentionally lived in — a focused environment that blends modern elegance with everyday practicality. While French doors don’t fully close off sound, they offer visual privacy and a stronger sense of space during work calls, adding both presence and intention to the main floor.

With multiple living areas already on the first level and the previous upstairs office repurposed as a guest or playroom, this transformation introduced a more functional use of square footage. The new office is now conveniently located, used daily for work-from-home, and fully aligned with the lifestyle and rhythm of the home.

A modern office with a black desk and a blue ergonomic chair, a gray sofa with patterned pillows, dark built-in bookshelves with decorative items, framed artwork, and a white rug on light wooden flooring.
Living room with red painted walls, a red sofa, a glass cupboard, a wooden dresser, three chairs including one with floral upholstery, a table with a flower arrangement, a patterned rug, and framed artwork on the walls.
Entryway with black front door, white double glass doors, staircase to the left, and umbrellas and basket beside the glass doors.
Living room with red accent wall, antique wooden cabinet, framed black-and-white artwork, upholstered armchair, floral-patterned chair, coffee table with flowers, rug, and a large potted plant in a wicker basket.
A gray built-in bookshelf with decorative items, books, and plants, next to a blue office chair and a dark wood table.
Indoor scene with a potted artificial olive tree, white chair with black cushion, and window with white curtains.
Interior view of a home entrance with a white-framed glass door leading to a dimly-lit room, staircase on the left, and umbrellas and baskets by the wall on the right.

03

The Spa guest retreat

From builder-grade to boutique serenity

Once a builder-grade guest bathroom with a dated tub, cold tile, and an awkward dividing wall that offered no privacy, the space felt sterile, cramped, and visually disconnected. The goal was to remove the heaviness and introduce warmth, flow, and a calming, boutique-level experience grounded in natural tones and texture.

A modern bathroom with beige textured tile walls, a wooden vanity with a stone vessel sink, a round mirror, and a shower area with a curtain. Decor includes shelves with vases, towels, and toiletries.

Design Approach

  • Removed the unnecessary dividing wall between the vanity and toilet to open up the layout and improve functionality and flow.

  • Replaced the cold-feeling tile floor with large-format greige porcelain for a warmer, softer foundation.

  • Installed floor-to-ceiling Zellige tile on key walls, including around the shower, to introduce handcrafted texture, light-catching depth, and a spa-like sensory experience.

  • Upgraded the outdated tub to a deep soaking bath for a more restorative and luxurious bathing moment.

  • Added a built-in shower niche for streamlined storage with a cleaner visual impact.

  • Customized the vanity and introduced a hand-carved travertine vessel sink to bring organic warmth and sculptural presence.

  • Selected a wall-mounted faucet and modern mirror for visual lightness and sophistication.

  • Layered brass and black fixtures for an elevated contrast.

  • Installed updated overhead and sconce lighting to create ambient, layered illumination.

The Outcome

The bathroom now feels like a boutique retreat for guests—warm, calm, and quietly luxurious. What was once sterile and segmented is now open, flowing, and grounded in natural texture and tone. The deeper soaking tub invites slower moments, while the sculptural vessel sink and elevated finishes bring intentional beauty into daily use. Layered lighting softens the atmosphere, transforming everyday routines into something more restful and refined. It no longer functions as just a room — it feels like an experience.

Bathroom with a vanity, large round mirror, wall-mounted lights, towel, and a shower with a patterned curtain.
A bathroom vanity with a stone vessel sink, a round mirror, and wooden shelving with decorative items. The wall has beige tiles, and there is a vase with plant, candles, and small decorative objects on the shelves.
Bathroom with a circular mirror, black vanity, white countertop, small potted plant, soap dispenser, white towel on a black towel rack, and a shower with a floral-patterned curtain.
A cozy bathroom with a beige countertop sink, a decorative vase with foliage, floating wooden shelves with decor, a tissue box, and a round mirror. Includes a toilet and a curtain for the shower area.

BEFORE

AFTER

Modern bathroom with a round beige stone sink, gold faucet, large mirror, wall-mounted lights, and white tiled walls decorated with a vase of flowers and small potted plant.
A beige stone sink with a rounded basin mounted on a wood countertop, a brass faucet and handles, a potted plant with purple-green leaves, a cream-colored mug on a saucer, and a white soap dispenser in a bathroom with tiled walls and a mirror.
Close-up of light wood bathroom cabinets with vertical gable paneling and round brass knobs.
A small bathroom with a shower area, beige curtain, white bathtub, toilet, and wooden cabinet with decor items, including a vase with dried flowers, framed art, and shelves with jars, candles, and decorative balls.
Close-up of a black bathroom faucet and handle attached to beige tiled wall.
Shower head and tiled wall in a bathroom shower.

It’s the little things

— the feel of a texture,

the way light dances across a surface,

the rhythm of a space —

that truly bring a home or an experience to life, making it something you don’t just see, but genuinely feel. These everyday moments keep me inspired and grounded.

how to get

STARTED

Your home should feel intentional, lived-in, and beautifully aligned with the way you move through your day.

I design spaces with a calm, refined aesthetic—balancing function, flow, and style to create rooms that feel cohesive, elevated, and deeply personal. Whether you’re refreshing a single space or transforming your entire home, each project is approached with thoughtful direction, clarity, and design that feels true to you.

Refresh Tier

The Space
Refresh

A refined, intentional update.


Starts at $800


Best for: Rooms that feel close, but not fully aligned with your style or vision.

A focused, strategic refresh that elevates your layout, visual direction, and styling to create a more cohesive and polished space.

What this includes:

✓ Updated room layout + styling

✓ Visual direction + color refinement

✓ Curated furnishing + décor recommendations

✓ Improved flow + spatial clarity

✓ Up to 2 revision rounds

Ideal for: Spaces needing a clearer, more beautiful aesthetic—without a full redesign.

Popular

Signature Tier

The Space
Glow-Up

A deeper redesign with elevated cohesion.


Starts at $2,000


Best for: Spaces needing more than styling—a refreshed story, aesthetic clarity, and a modern point of view.

This tier blends functional improvements with refined design direction to transform how your space looks and how it feels.

What this includes :

✓ Full room or multi-room design

✓ Updated layout, color, and material palette

✓ Lighting + furnishing curation

✓ Custom mood boards + styling plan

✓ Vendor guidance + sourcing support

✓ Up to 3 revision rounds

Ideal for: Spaces with good bones that need elevated harmony, cohesion, and upgraded visual identity.

Full Experience Tier

 The Full Home
Experience

A complete transformation.


Starts at $5,000


Best for: New builds, renovations, or spaces ready for a top-to-bottom transformation.

Every detail—layout, lighting, materials, and styling—is thoughtfully crafted to create a cohesive and elevated environment.

What this includes :

✓ Whole-home visual direction

✓  Full layout + spatial planning

✓ Material, furniture, and lighting selection

✓ Custom design boards + room-by-room styling

✓ Vendor coordination support

✓ Implementation guidance + final polish

Ideal when:  You want your home or space to reflect your story — beautifully, intentionally, and completely. 

Not sure which tier is right for you?
I’ll help you choose the best fit during our consultation.

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the

PROCESS

Consultation

We’ll talk through your space, goals, inspiration, and how you want the room to feel and function.

01

Concept + Direction

You’ll receive mood boards, color palettes, layout ideas, and a visual direction that aligns with your aesthetic and lifestyle.

02

 Design Development

Furniture, materials, finishes, décor, and styling selections are curated into a cohesive concept, refined to feel intentional and elevated.

03

Final Styling

Whether installed by you or collaboratively, I’ll guide you through styling and finishing touches to bring the space to life with harmony and clarity.

04

Ready to reimagine

how you LIVE, what you NEED, and how you want a space to FEEL?

LET'S WORK TOGETHER