My love for interior design and thrifting is deeply rooted in family. My late grandmother had a true love for treasure hunting — for finding beauty in overlooked places — much of our family’s appreciation for secondhand shopping came from her. Although I didn’t fully understand it when I was younger, I learned at an early age that a home doesn’t have to be filled with expensive things to feel meaningful or special.

My mom, along with her sisters, has an incredible natural gift for design, and I learned so much from them about layering warmth, texture, and thoughtful detail into a space. My dad is an incredible carpenter and brought every design my mom imagined to life. Watching them transform home’s taught me so much about seeing the potential in any space and allowing your mind to dream of what a space could be, rather than just what it is.

Through traveling with my husband, spending time in intentionally designed spaces, and a lot of trial and error, my style — as well as our home — has become something I am incredibly proud of. Today, I’m so grateful to hopefully help create that same feeling for others — whether through hosting, selling special pieces on my Etsy shop, or assisting others design their homes. My love for interior design has grown into something I never could have imagined, and I’m so thankful to share that passion with others.