I’ve been in love with vintage for as long as I can remember. One of my earliest memories is standing in a little antique shop, captivated by a slice of polished geode. I carried it home as if it were a treasure, and it still has a place in my collection today. That thrill of discovery, of finding something old and giving it a new life, has been with me ever since.

By the time the 90s rolled around, I was thrifting clothes before it was cool. I never cared much for what was “in” I cared about what was in-teresting. I’ve always gravitated toward color, art, and objects that feel special. I’m not a wallflower, and my interiors never are either.

In 2020, I turned that lifelong obsession into a profession. Since then, I’ve been sourcing vintage furniture, art, and objects for homes that don’t want to look like anyone else’s. My approach is equal parts curator, designer, and collector. I blend eras, textures, and pieces that make a home feel richly lived-in.

When I’m not digging through antique malls or sketching out interiors, you’ll usually find me rearranging my own rooms (again), framing up the latest vintage score, or obsessing over just the right shade of paint. For me, design isn’t about perfection, it’s about creating spaces that are artful, layered, and unapologetically full of life.