I graduated from Western Michigan University in 2013 with a bachelor’s in Apparel & Textile Merchandising. Over the next decade I served as general manager of a high‑end boutique, where I sharpened skills in sales, visual merchandising, furniture selection and arrangement, and the care and handling of textiles.

Wanting a more playful, hands‑on path, I moved into dyeing fabrics—everything from linen to silk—and launched a sustainable fashion and home‑decor line made entirely from secondhand textiles. That work married my textile expertise with a commitment to sustainability and creative experimentation.

Interior design has been my passion since childhood. After collaborating with another designer—developing concepts for projects and picking pain sourcing furniture, lighting, and tile—I realized it was time to take my own business seriously. Today I combine my retail and textile background, dyeing practice, and design experience to offer thoughtful, sustainable interiors and curated textile pieces that blend beauty, function, and conscious sourcing.