One of the easiest ways to understand how a room comes together is to think about how you get dressed.

A great outfit is never just one thing. It’s a combination of structure, texture, and a few thoughtful statements that make it feel personal and complete. The same is true in interior design.

A well-designed home is never the result of one person working in isolation. Behind every finished space is a coordinated effort between architects, builders, vendors, and designers, all moving toward the same goal.

At Style and Space, one of the most valuable roles we play for our clients is acting as the connective thread between all of these parties.

Every project I take on begins the same way: with listening.

The first step is always meeting with the client to understand their needs, priorities, and how they live. I want to know what’s working, what isn’t, and what matters most to them. This early conversation sets the tone for everything that follows.

There’s nothing like a Hamptons day to make a project move.

When I head out to Southampton, I bundle as much as possible—measurements, walkthroughs, deliveries, wallpaper progress, window treatments—so we can turn decisions into momentum.