
I believe good design starts with listening—to the house, its history, and the way people truly live. Homes evolve best when pieces are gathered slowly over time, chosen because they feel aligned with you, not because they’re trending. You can let elements of a trend inspire you, but only the parts that feel timeless, so nothing ever becomes disposable when the moment passes. I’m drawn to curation over excess, restraint over replacement, and updates that feel natural—almost inevitable—rather than imposed.
That same philosophy guides how I think about gift-giving. A meaningful gift doesn’t have to be expensive; it just has to be thoughtful. It’s about noticing someone—who they are, what brings them joy—and choosing something that feels personal to them. When a gift is chosen with intention, it becomes more than an item. It becomes a connection.
Whether it’s designing a home or choosing a gift, the heart of it is the same: lead with thoughtfulness, choose with intention, and let beauty evolve naturally.
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