Snapshots: A Current Project

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I have always been creative. As a child in the hot Texas summers, I loved to walk the neighborhood with a picnic basket full of sketching supplies at the ready for any inspiration. I still feel that youthful curiosity when I sketch.

Problem solving and a strong work ethic are deep rooted in my persona. I have been designing anything I can get my hands on my entire life. It started with my childhood bedroom, but my favorite interior was my 72nd Street walk-up in New York City. I spent every penny I made on an olive suede sofa! I loved that piece.

A transplant from Houston, I lived and worked in New York through 9/11, witnessing a lot of transformation.

Creating memorable events for MoMA and CooperHewitt and my unfiltered access to art, artists, and collectors’ homes shaped my visual aesthetic.

I maintain my philanthropic career designing strategies and identities for extensive fundraising campaigns, currently promoting the mission of the Princeton Public Library. With a degree in Art History and Graphic Design, I have recently added Interior Architecture and Design Studies to my resume. It’s a great feeling to share your ideas with other accomplished designers. It adds a whole new dimension to the work.

Here, is my most recent project, in progress....

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masculine industrial inspiration

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A Room to: work out; watch movies; play video games.... entertain family

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stay tuned....

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