Growing up in a family of renovators, antique dealers and artists, I was always exposed to construction and interiors.  My enthusiasm for the profession deepened as I was studying medicine.  I ultimately gave in to my fascinations and completed a master's degree in Interior Design.  Upon graduating, I opened a residential studio and promptly started work on projects large and small.  I was fortunate to have exposure to high end furniture vendors and cultivated the necessary accounts to adequately meet the needs of various project styles.  I truly eat, sleep and breath interiors.  Being around furniture restoration my entire life provided me with invaluable insight to segue to custom case goods as well as upholstery.  I take my job very serious and feel as a designer, we educate and expose our clients to so much more than they expect.  I truly love the smell of fresh construction as much as a spray booth for furniture or the upholsterers bench.  This is why I chose residential work.  I knew I could be involved in project management, work with custom furniture vendors as well as large companies and see conceptual ideas come to fruition.