Selected Services
I keep my services specific: Interior Design Concepts, Squarespace Websites, and Creative Direction.
Interior Design Concepts
I’m not a full-service interior designer. I work on the concept and design of a space rather than managing everything that comes afterward. We figure out what the space should look and feel like, then work through the layout, materials, color, furniture, lighting, and the details that bring it all together.
Depending on the project, that may include drawings, digital renderings, selections, and sourcing. I work with clients locally and remotely, including projects outside California.
When we’re finished, you have a design direction you can use for purchasing, construction, and installation, without hiring me to manage the project from beginning to end.
Website Design
I’m not an SEO agency, email marketer, or your ongoing website manager. I design and build exclusively in Squarespace, from the first idea through the finished website. We work through the page structure, layout, typography, color, imagery, and the details that make the site feel like it belongs to you.
I work with clients locally and remotely, including clients outside California. Foundational SEO and light editing of client-supplied copy are included in every build.
Website copywriting, including substantial rewrites or new copy, can be added as needed. If you need additional website updates later, we can arrange those separately.
Ongoing maintenance, SEO campaigns, long-term search strategy, and email marketing campaigns aren’t part of my service.
Creative Direction
I’m not here to take over your project or redo everything you’ve already created. I come in as a second creative eye. I look at what you’re creating as a whole, where it’s working, where it could be stronger, and how to move the idea forward. I can work with something already underway or help shape the creative direction from the beginning.
That might mean looking over something you’ve already created, sorting through competing ideas, developing the direction for something new, or taking an existing look further.
I work particularly well with independent professionals and smaller, person-led businesses who want an experienced creative eye without bringing in a full-service design team.
From there, you can take the direction forward yourself or hand it to the people you’re already working with.