With over 20 years of experience in interior architecture, I bring a thoughtful, experienced approach to every project, shaped by a love of historic structures, craftsmanship, and modern design.

I began my career with a degree in Interior Design, followed by graduate studies in Architecture at Parsons School of Design in New York City and a year studying in Barcelona. Living and studying in Europe gave me an early appreciation for the relationship between old and new—how buildings can evolve while still respecting their history and sense of place.

I spent nearly two decades working with leading design firms in New York and Los Angeles, primarily on high-end commercial interiors. Those years gave me a strong foundation not only in design, but in the realities of bringing complex projects to life: research, planning, detailing, coordination, construction, and the many decisions that happen along the way.

I eventually established my own practice to work more closely and personally with my clients. I believe the best interiors come from understanding how someone actually wants to live, rather than imposing a particular style. My role is to listen, interpret, and bring clarity to the process—creating spaces that feel considered and distinctive, but also natural to the people who live in them.

Today, my work brings together my professional design background and my life in the South of France, with projects ranging from historic homes and villas to modern residences and professional spaces. I’m particularly drawn to spaces with character and to the challenge of balancing what should be preserved with what can be reimagined.

Ultimately, I want each project to feel personal, timeless, and connected to its surroundings—a home that feels like it belongs to its architecture, its location, and most importantly, to the people who live there.