A reflection on restraint in interior design—how space, clarity, and thoughtful editing create calm, enduring interiors.

How artwork establishes the palette, scale, and composition of a room—becoming the element everything else responds to.

The most compelling interiors are not created all at once—they evolve over time, layer by layer.

I was honored to design a table for the New York Botanical Garden’s Orchid Dinner, drawing inspiration from the artistry of my great-great-grandfather, Louis Comfort Tiffany. The tablescape was later recognized by Veranda as one of the most beautiful of the evening.

A Big Thank you to World of Interiors for including me in The Interiors Portfolio section of the magazine!

Happy New Year!  I am thrilled to share that I was featured as a contributing designer in Better Homes & Gardens’ latest trend forecast, “6 Living Room Trends You’ll See Everywhere in 2026.”

Honored to be featured in What Women Create, sharing my design story in such a thoughtful and beautifully crafted piece.

Immense gratitude to Susan Harold and Jennifer Quail for their care and insight. The issue is available at newsstands now and over the coming months.

Thank you @wherewomencreate @susanharold3 + @qwanders

A Big Thank you to House & Garden for including me in their Makers & Creators section of the magazine!