“The care we invest in our homes Reflects the care we invest in our Lives. “
About MeGrowing up in a historic farmhouse from 1776 in Reisterstown, MD, instilled an appreciation for heritage and design. In 2009, I moved west to Denver, where I dedicated myself to teaching yoga and practicing holistic wellness.
I purchased my first home in Denver—a charming 1900 brick standard brimming with potential. I renovated it with my partner's help while honoring its historical integrity. Our family believes change is vital, especially with our daughter enriching our lives.
After a decade in the health and wellness industry, I felt compelled to expand my horizons. I pursued interior design at the New York Institute of Art + Design. Initially, the transition to interior design seemed like a departure. Still, my experiences in yoga, holistic practices, and home renovation illuminated a critical insight: the care we invest in our homes mirrors the care we invest in our lives and bodies.
My roots in a historically rich environment have shaped my passion for aesthetics and beauty. I've discovered that wellness and design are deeply intertwined through my work. I believe authenticity is paramount. In wellness and design, staying true to oneself and preserving history allows us to celebrate our unique identities and the homes we create.
Education + QualificationsNew York Institute of Art + Design
Member of the GFDA (Good Future Design Alliance)
500+ hours of yoga teacher training focused on traditional Hot Yoga, Vinyasa, and Katonah Yoga
Licensed Thai Massage Therapist through Denver Integrative Massage School
Certified Herbalist through Denver Integrative Herbalism School.
Currently pursuing my Masters in Sustainable Design through Minneapolis College of Art + Design
Loves + PassionsFamily, rock climbing, hiking, cooking, reading, deep communal connection, and constantly learning.

