Furnishings, Decoration, and Styling
For the home that’s finished being built, and not yet finished being lived in
Some homes don't need construction. They need someone to finally finish the sentence.
A new build that's move-in ready but still feels cold, like a showroom. A house you've lived in for years where half the rooms never got past "good enough." A second home that needs to feel like yours from the day you walk in, not the year after.
This is where I come in without a single wall moving. Furniture selection, art, window treatments, styling — the layer that turns a well-built house into a home that's actually yours.
Furniture selection and space planning, so every piece is scaled correctly to the room it's in.
Art selection and placement; original work, not mass produced pieces, chosen for the wall it's going on.
Window treatments, rugs, lighting, and the smaller details that make your house feel like your home.
And where it's wanted, working with what you already own: reupholstering a piece you love,
re-arranging furniture that never quite found its place, layering in new pieces around the ones with real history.
The right home doesn't announce every decision — it just works, room after room, in a way your guests can feel but can't quite name. That's the actual craft in this kind of project: not filling rooms, but pulling a whole house into one coherent feeling. A paint color in the hallway that quietly answers the color three rooms away. A piece of art hung exactly where your eye lands when you walk through the front door. An antique set close enough to something brand new that the two start a conversation instead of competing.
None of it comes off a shelf. I'm not tied to a showroom, a catalog, or a vendor relationship — which matters here more than almost anywhere else, because a house furnished entirely from what's easy to order online reads exactly like that. Real character comes from mixing sources: trade-only vendors, custom fabricators, a vintage dealer nobody else has found, a Colorado craftsman, pieces found through relationships built over 24 years designing across three continents. The goal is always the same one: your guests walk in, look around, and land on some version of "I don't know what you did in here, but it's completely you."
This starts the same way every project does: a two-hour in-home design session, walking the space together and talking through how you actually want to live in it. For a furnishings-only project, that visit is often where the whole plan comes together; what stays, what's added, what the room is missing that you couldn't quite name yourself.
The in-home session is $500, credited in full toward the project if you move forward within 60 days.
LOCATIONS I SERVE
Frequently Asked Questions
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I recommend start with a complimentary discovery call. We’ll discuss your project scope, timeline, budget, and how involved you want to be in the process. If you’re uncertain, a consultation is a low risk way to experience working together.
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Yes! The consultation fee is credited toward full-service or partial services if you decide to move forward withing 60 days. Many of my full-service clients started this way.
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Absolutely! I collaborate effectively with clients’ preferred contractors.
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That's often the best time to get a designer involved. Before a contractor is selected, I can help you understand what the project requires; scope, sequencing, what kind of contractor you need, and what questions to ask before you sign anything. I've worked with contractors throughout Centennial, Littleton, and Highlands Ranch for years and I'm happy to make introductions when the time is right. A clear design direction also means better contractor bids: you're comparing apples to apples instead of trying to evaluate proposals that interpreted your project differently.
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For both full-service and room design services I give an estimated cost that’s based on the hours I anticipate your project taking. I provide a detailed proposal before work begins so you understand the investment upfront.
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Yes! I often design comprehensive renovations that are implemented in phases. This allows clients to spread the investment over time while maintaining a cohesive long-term vision.
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The timeline depends on the project complexity, construction scope, and custom fabrication lead times. Schedule a discovery call and I can give you more concrete estimates after learning about your project.
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A client with a clear point of view is easier to design for than one who doesn't know what they want.
My job isn't to impose a look; it's to understand what you're drawn to and make it work in your specific space. I'll push back if something won't hold up, won't fit, or will read differently in your light than it does on a screen, that's the expertise you're paying for.
The goal is always a home that feels like you, not like me.
AWARDS AND PRESS
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