My work is rooted in the feminine impulse to “make it nice”, not as decoration, but as a way of shaping atmosphere, emotion, and experience. I’m interested in how spaces can be elevated beyond function to feel intentional, immersive, and memorable, where every detail contributes to a larger story.

I draw from fashion, jewelry, and traditions of women’s craft, working with materials like metal, lace, and fringe to explore the tension between softness and structure. Influenced by artists such as Lindsey Adelman, Anni Albers, and Ruth Asawa, I approach design as a layered composition, balancing delicacy with presence, and ornament with intention.

My work translates these ideas into spatial and object-based experiences that feel heightened and expressive. I am particularly interested in environments that invite interaction and emotional connection, creating moments that are both visually striking and deeply felt.

MFA - Rhode Island School of Design: Furniture

BS - University of Richmond: Visual Arts and Media Practices, Leadership Studies, & Business Administration