I'm a mother of three with a background that doesn't follow a straight line,  and I think that's the point.

I spent seven years as a high end event florist in the San Francisco Bay Area, work that was really about atmosphere, intention, and making spaces feel considered. From there, I moved into styling, content creation, and social media strategy for small brands — helping them find a visual language that actually feels like them.

Underneath all of it is a thread woven through my roots in educational psychology, though for a long time my career felt more patchwork than purposeful. What I couldn't see then was the throughline: a deep interest in how environment, routines, and details in our daily life influence the way we feel, function, and connect to our work and to each other. I still work in that world today, quietly, by referral.

This space is where all of it lives. The aesthetics, the psychology, the everyday. An ongoing interest in how we live, what we surround ourselves with, and how to make daily life feel a little more like us.