For many years, graphic design was my creative home. I spent over seven years working in the corporate world before moving into freelance design, where I spent another decade working with clients across a wide range of industries. It shaped the way I see things, from the smallest details to the bigger picture, and taught me how to approach a project with intention.

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Then life shifted. Our move to West Virginia meant spending more time settling into a new place, adjusting to a different pace of life and focusing on my family. I stepped back from my design work for a while, but looking back, I don't think I ever really stepped away from being creative.

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In the background, I was finding myself drawn to different kinds of projects—helping bring a coffee shop to life, working on a rental property and continually working to make our place feel like home. Without really planning it, I was beginning to move in a new direction.

Now, I'm finding my way back to the creative work I've always loved, with a natural shift toward interiors. In a lot of ways, it feels less like starting over and more like a continuation of what I've always done, just expressed differently. I'm still drawn to the details, the bigger picture and the process of bringing an idea to life. Only now, I'm doing it through spaces.

I’M EXCITED FOR THIS NEXT CHAPTER AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE SPACES THAT ARE NOT ONLY BEAUTIFUL, BUT THOUGHTFUL, FUNCTIONAL AND MEANINGFUL TO THE PEOPLE WHO EXPERIENCE THEM.