​​My approach to interior design is rooted in creating spaces that feel considered, functional, and deeply personal. I believe great design is less about following trends and more about understanding how a space needs to work — and feel — for the people who live there. My process is collaborative and intentional, balancing timeless aesthetics with everyday livability. From initial concept through final styling, I guide clients through each decision with clarity and care, ensuring the end result feels cohesive, purposeful, and reflective of their lifestyle.

 

Whether working on a single room or a full home, the goal is always the same: designing spaces that are beautiful, intuitive, and meant to be lived in.​ My background in clinical psychology strongly informs my design work — from understanding how environments impact mood and behavior to creating homes that support both connection and calm. As a mom of two, I’m especially attuned to the needs of young families, and take a very thoughtful approach in creating well-designed spaces that comfortably accommodate play, storage, and daily life without sacrificing style. ​

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I am based in Baltimore, MD where I live with my husband, our two children, and our mini goldendoodle. I hold a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Maryland and a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the The George Washington University.