A SANCTUARY IN A CHAOTIC WORLD 

The world may be a chaotic mess—but your home should be a sanctuary. As Dorothy reminds us in The Wizard of Oz, “There’s no place like home.” When you walk through your front door, you should feel transported into a setting that is as welcoming and comfortable as it is inspiring, distinct and deeply personal.

THE ART OF THE MIX

I’m known for my love of color, pattern, textiles, and creating an eclectic mix of pieces drawn from different styles, eras, and cultures.  But the way I curate the perfect blend for you and your home is anything but formulaic. Every project is an organic, intuitive, and adventure-filled process—one I embark on in close collaboration with my clients. Inspired by your lifestyle, personality, passions, and dreams, I design layered spaces that feel alive, timeless, and authentic, where function and soul meet seamlessly.

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I love to mix high and how and the refined and unexpected. The world is brimming with treasures if you know where to look and stumbling upon a special piece can take a project in an unexpected and exciting direction.

A LIFE ENRICHED BY ART

IIntegrating contemporary art is essential to the homes I design. As the daughter of a private art dealer, I grew up visiting artists’ studios, sculpture gardens, galleries, and auction houses from the time I was three, while living in Paris and London. I began collecting in earnest in my mid-20s while pursuing my MFA at UCLA, where I studied with John Baldessari, Lari Pittman, and others.

 

In 1997, I curated my first show in apartment in the historic El Mirador in West Hollywood featuring the work of my contemporaries, among them Kristin Calabrese, David Korty, and Evan Holloway, many who have enjoyed enduring international careers. I love to exhibit art in domestic settings—whether it's in my Los Feliz home or at Oxford House Projects—because visitors can more easily envision what it can be like to live with the work.