"Growing up in a small town in the 1980s has left its mark on my design style, for sure! I have always loved the idea of the perfect small town in America with quaint shops and adorable storefronts where people are drinking soda out of glass bottles, and everyone knows each others' names. Growing up, living in North America meant freedom, joy, and success. Whether that was reality or not, I believed it for myself. I would bedazzle my bike and the bikes of my friends with glitter nail polish. I decorated my treehouse more often than I can count, using leftover wallpaper samples that our local paint shop owner would save for me. Today, my inspiration comes from the people and the landscape around me, and the feeling of security that I felt growing up. Through my journey, I found new influences through my photography and discovered unique perspectives from the art school education that I received. For all these reasons, I would describe my style as inspired by nature, traditional, and yet transitional. I will incorporate glass and steel and other modern materials, but then I like to warm those materials up with barn wood and plush furnishings. Sometimes my clients say that my style is 'a touch of glam with a dash of Americana,' and I can undoubtedly thank my upbringing for that!"