A neatly made bed with a beige and white floral quilt, multiple decorative pillows, a nightstand with a lamp, a small potted plant, and a tray with books and candles, against a wall decorated with green foliage.
Humble Design Projects
Elegant living room with green walls, wood paneling, and a marble fireplace with a burning fire. Two floral-patterned sofas with white pillows are on either side. A wooden coffee table is in the center. A large chandelier hangs from the ceiling, and there are table lamps on side tables near the sofas. A large window with white curtains and a tall green plant are visible.
Creative Abode
Modern living room with large windows overlooking city skyscrapers, green velvet sectional sofa, matching armchair, colorful patterned rug, white coffee table, houseplants, wooden media console, yellow wall and column, and a colorful floral accent wall with a large TV.
Pacific Gate Apartment
A desert-themed cafe with cactus plants in the foreground, mountains in the background, and people sitting outside while a man walks in front of parked cars.
Agua Caliente Springs General Store
People dining on outdoor patio with a cruise ship in the background and blue sky.
Berkley Ferry Remodel
Modern indoor cafe with large floor-to-ceiling windows showing city skyline, featuring wooden ceiling beams, circular light fixtures, and various people sitting at tables.
Ground Swell

Brewing Ideas, Crafting Interiors.

I love looking for inspiration in the world around me.

  • Currently, I am an assistant at GCThomas.

  • Involved with San Diego’s interior design community.

  • Member of ASID

A young woman with long red hair smiling while holding a mint green mug. She is wearing a cream cable knit sweater and standing in front of a green wall with abstract art in the background.

On design.

I always ask what emotion the project is trying to evoke to serve my client. I look to the world around me for inspiration. What catches my eye? I love color, details with character and whimsy, and how an element connects to a concept unusually.

To Florence and back.

I spent a magical semester in Florence, Italy, where I learned to examine historical influences on design. Ancient Romans and contemporary Californians have one thing in common: they love the outdoors and incorporate natural vignettes into their designs.

Drops of inspiration.

Choosing the right tea is a science, but preparing it and drinking it is more of an art form. Like design, brewing a good cup of tea is the result of intuition and setting intentions from the start.