FAQs
"My family’s Pennsylvania construction roots inspired my interior design career. My father and grandfather were general contractors and I began spending time in the family business as a helper when I was 12-years-old. I have lived and breathed the construction trade most of my life and feel at home on any project site. My parents also encouraged my childhood fascination with the arts."
An interior designer collaborating with your architect and general contractor is key to the success of any design/build project. The architectural design typically focuses on designing the structure, while the designer picks up where the architects leave off and specifies materials and finishes, surfaces, lighting and other key details that determines how owners will live in and enjoy their homes. General contractors appreciate when a good designer who understands the construction process is on board. This saves the contractor time and the owner money by keeping the job on schedule without delays caused by indecision on products, electrical, plumbing, appliance selections and more.