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A different Vieu

I'm an Interior Designer in Boston, MA. I was born and raised in Chicago, IL but relocated to Ohio for my education and then branched out to the East Coast for my career.

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About me

What you won't see on my resume 

I have felt called to the world of interior design nearly my entire life. I grew up constantly moving furniture and picking out paint colors for areas of the house, sketching perspective views of my bedroom, and sourcing second-hand pieces to fit my budget and taste. My personal design mantra prioritizes sustainability & longevity, honoring architectural styles of the past, and timelessness over trends. 

Outside of design, I find solace and inspiration in many hobbies. I am a huge puzzler, whether it be progressing through crossword books, watching Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy every weeknight, or laying out a jigsaw puzzle. I also enjoy hitting the gym and playing recreational sports at different parks around Boston. When I'm not flexing my mental and physical muscles, you'll likely find me sitting at a corner bar seat with a book and as many $1 oysters I can handle. 

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What makes me different?

While project work tells one story, my personal design mantras tell another. No matter the design challenge, there are three pillars I lean on. 

Forever learning

NCIDQ, WELL AP, Fitwel Ambassador, and LEED Green Associate are a few of the accolades I've achieved with this mindset. While passing exams is one thing, learning through mentorship and continued education is another, and I truly value a diverse team that invests in each other. I also enjoy connecting with mentors, peers, students, and other professionals as it keeps me inspired, in-the-know, and in check. 

Timelessness over trends

I want to create spaces that feel good to live in long after the first month, the first year, and the first decade of occupancy. I'm also an advocate for sustainability and longevity—designing with enduring materials means less waste, fewer refresh cycles, and spaces that can evolve instead of being constantly replaced.

Being human

Within recent years, the combination of 'post-COVID' work styles and artificial intelligence has been a bit of a roadblock for genuine connections and spontaneous inspiration. While there are astounding tools to leverage from this, I still choose to be human first, mistakes & all. I thrive on face-to-face connection and collaboration. 

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