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People often ask me how I got into Interior Design.

I didn’t start here. But we eventually found each other and it has given me purpose. 

I’ve always believed that the spaces we live in have a much bigger influence on our lives than we give them credit for.

And that’s a huge part of why I love what I do.

Design, to me, has never been just about making things look beautiful. Of course, I love beautiful things. I love the hunt for an unexpected piece, the mix of materials, the little details that make a room interesting. I could spend hours obsessing over the perfect combination of textures. And sometimes I do.

But what really fascinates me is how our surroundings influence the way we feel, think, connect + live.

How a thoughtfully arranged living room can encourage conversation. How a bedroom can help quiet a busy mind. How the right lighting, furniture placement or even a single object can completely change the energy of a space.

And how our homes need to evolve right alongside us.

I don’t believe good design starts with choosing an aesthetic. It starts with understanding people. Their personalities, routines, relationships, habits, and even the things they haven’t quite figured out they need yet.

That’s the part of this craft I find endlessly interesting. The psychology, the creativity, the problem-solving, the storytelling. Seeing possibilities where someone else might just see a room.

Because I’m not simply thinking about how a space will photograph. I’m thinking about what happens there on an ordinary Tuesday. Who gathers there. How it feels to walk through the door after a long day. And whether the space is actually supporting the life happening inside it.

A beautiful home is wonderful. A beautiful home that changes the way you experience your everyday life? That’s where the magic is for me.
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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 04:57 pm
People often ask me how I got into Interior Design.

I didn’t start here. But we eventually found each other and it has given me purpose.

I’ve always believed that the spaces we live in have a much bigger influence on our lives than we give them credit for.

And that’s a huge part of why I love what I do.

Design, to me, has never been just about making things look beautiful. Of course, I love beautiful things. I love the hunt for an unexpected piece, the mix of materials, the little details that make a room interesting. I could spend hours obsessing over the perfect combination of textures. And sometimes I do.

But what really fascinates me is how our surroundings influence the way we feel, think, connect + live.

How a thoughtfully arranged living room can encourage conversation. How a bedroom can help quiet a busy mind. How the right lighting, furniture placement or even a single object can completely change the energy of a space.

And how our homes need to evolve right alongside us.

I don’t believe good design starts with choosing an aesthetic. It starts with understanding people. Their personalities, routines, relationships, habits, and even the things they haven’t quite figured out they need yet.

That’s the part of this craft I find endlessly interesting. The psychology, the creativity, the problem-solving, the storytelling. Seeing possibilities where someone else might just see a room.

Because I’m not simply thinking about how a space will photograph. I’m thinking about what happens there on an ordinary Tuesday. Who gathers there. How it feels to walk through the door after a long day. And whether the space is actually supporting the life happening inside it.

A beautiful home is wonderful. A beautiful home that changes the way you experience your everyday life? That’s where the magic is for me.
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whitschairer 20 days ago

whitschairer

Gorgeous! Love the belt buckle! 🔥

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