Originally from Europe, my personal design style was very contemporary. Going through design school subtly started shifting my liking of the extreme clean and geometric lines. I found myself appreciating the details of the traditional style of design and embracing the beauty and warmth the addition of curvature and pattern can bring to a room.
Whether you are a traditional family, eclectic business woman or a tech bachelor, dreaming of an industrial contemporary loft, I have seen through your eyes.
Having worked for the two most high end showrooms in the Silicon Valley for over 13 years has given me a unique opportunity. I am closely familiar with the product of more than 300 different manufacturers. I haven’t only ordered form websites but actually seen, felt and touched many of the products they make. I have witnessed their quality production consistency over the years. I have friendly relationships with many of the manufacturer Representatives, which allows for direct order access and status. 
Most of all I am grateful for the opportunity to work with an enormous amount of people. Meeting between two and 10 different clients every single day had taught me how to listen well and understand the client’s needs from even the most unusual descriptions. I learned to be efficient, proactive and extremely fast. With some of my clients I had a lot of time to spend on design. For others, time was a luxury that we had to optimize. I learned to instantly unlock my creative mind, to be quick on my feet and do design within minutes. 
Every day I was presented with a new challenge, I was overcoming a new interior obstacle. And every day I was excited to witness my clients’ happiness when they envision their dream home in my presentations. And the spark in their eyes when they see the reflection of their personality in it.