As far back as I can remember I lived an inspired life. I have always paid close attention to detail and found inspiration in my surroundings. My father designer Milton Homer had restless creative energy and started my journey into the world of homes and furnishings at an early age. My parents moved fourteen times by the time I was fourteen years old. Each home was remodeled and new furnishings were selected. I can remember dressing up to go into San Francisco to the design showrooms. We would return home with bags of fabric swatches and cracked crab from the wharf. Design was exciting to me and more than just the beautiful homes and furnishings. I remember the parties my parents threw. I know now that it was about so much more than a beautiful home or tasteful furniture. My parents were showing people how to live better and enjoy their homes.

As a teen we moved to Utah. I can remember reading Architectural Digest while my friends read Seventeen Magazine. I worked in the family furniture showroom while attending the University of Utah. School provided an excellent business foundation. It also enriched my knowledge of art history and ties between history and furniture. At the same time the showroom was my artist canvas. I refined my taste by attending furniture markets with my father, and seeing all that was available. I’d come home from market excited to show my latest inspirations. I grew up in the furniture industry. My roles of interior designer, furniture buyer and showroom owner helped me develop lasting relationships with many of the finest companies and people in the industry.

Today I recognize that having an eye for good design is a gift. I love beautiful things, unique accessories, fine fabrics and furniture. There is something magical that happens when they are combined in just the right way. It brings me great joy to share my gift with others. Design is an intimate process and my clients can expect to be diligently engaged throughout our relationship. I promise to deliver a functional space that reflects their personal style.