Hi. It’s me.

Before I made the leap into interior design, I spent 10 years working in marketing and software. While I wasn’t exactly excited about those industries, I learned one really important thing: understanding people is everything. In those years, I worked closely with clients, getting to the heart of what they really wanted, even when they couldn’t fully articulate it. That’s a skill I brought with me into my design work.

For me, interior design isn’t about following trends or creating spaces that look like everyone else’s. It’s about understanding you. I take the time to really get to know my clients—their personalities, their preferences, and even the things they didn’t know they needed. From there, I curate designs that are a reflection of who they are, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

I’m especially drawn to mixing patterns, textures, and colors in ways that feel fresh and exciting. I believe your home should make you feel something—whether it’s comfort, joy, or inspiration. No space should feel generic or bland. It’s your home, after all.

I love working with people here to create spaces that feel uniquely theirs. Whether it’s a full redesign or a small refresh, I’m all about making your space work for you, not just how it looks.

If you’re looking for a design that’s as unique as you are, I’d love to help make that happen.

I love hot dogs and I love sandwiches. I don’t love fish, but I’ll pretend to if you invite me to a dinner party.

One of my secret powers is that I can perfectly imitate Jennifer Coolidge. You have 20 minutes? Let me recite all of Best in Show for you.

Loud colors, patterns, florals and bronze accents are my love language. The greater the funk, the happier the happiness!

My mission for CKCO is to provide design solutions that are wildly comfortable, colorful, chic, unique, and so YOU that you never want to leave it. Even if it’s a design for your bathroom, I want you to develop an unhealthy attachment to that room. Get an air mattress and park it in that space because you’re sleeping in there too. Dinner guests? You’re eating in the restroom folks. Someone needs to sit on the toilet and the roast turkey is in the bathtub.