About
An organizer's eye. A designer's instinct. A lifetime of ADHD.
I have a Master's in biomedical engineering from Vanderbilt and spent years as a software engineer, all while quietly building a design practice on the side. That background isn't a detour from this work — it's the whole reason I do it differently. I don't just have an eye for beautiful spaces. I have an engineer's brain for how they actually work.
I treat your home like a system: every element working together to support the people who live in it — how it functions, and how it feels.
Our Story
Why this work, specifically
I'm a highly sensitive person with ADHD. I know what it feels like when your environment is working against your brain instead of with it — when a "normal" house creates friction you can't quite explain, and everyone acts like you're the problem instead of the space.
You're not the problem. Most homes just weren't designed with brains like ours in mind.
That's what I build instead: spaces that say yes to your whole family, exactly as you are — chaos and all. Not homes that demand you perform calm. Homes that actually are calm, because they're engineered to hold you the way you need to be held.
The result
A home that feels like exhaling. After working together, your home becomes the calm in the chaos — not the cause of it.
Outside the Studio
When I'm not designing, I'm usually chasing after my two young kids, buried in a good book, or making a mess in my art studio. I run sometimes — emphasis on sometimes. I'm also a singer-songwriter, writing relatable, real-life music for families.
Let's start with a conversation
No homework, no pressure, no overwhelm — just 30 minutes to talk about what's not working, and what could.