I go to market as part of the work. It’s where I get into the details—materials, scale, construction—and spend time with the people behind what I’m ultimately bringing into my clients’ homes. It’s not about gathering ideas. It’s about refining decisions.

Because what I bring back from market isn’t just inspiration.

It’s clarity.

This kitchen started with a layout that simply didn’t function. It felt outdated, closed off, and disconnected from how this family actually lives day to day.

For a busy household with kids, the space wasn’t supporting movement, gathering, or even the basics of daily routines.

Beginning my career with the Barefoot Cottage, I worked inside of a strong classic style.

That experience gave me a deep respect for proportion, balance, and architectural integrity — but it also taught me something equally important. No single look can serve every client well.

I was one of the triplets.

And while I love my brothers deeply, there was a part of me that longed to be recognized for who I was

— the things that made me me.