I see possibility before it is obvious.

I see what a space, product, or physical experience could become — and I know how to help move it from concept to reality.

My career has crossed retail environments, visual merchandising, interiors, home furnishings, residential construction, floral and environmental installations, entrepreneurship, and hands-on making.

The medium changes. The process rarely does:

SEE → ENVISION → BUILD → PRESENT → EXPERIENCE

I am at my best when an idea needs to leave the screen or sketch and enter the physical world.

That might mean reimagining a retail environment, developing a store layout, shaping a residential plan, creating a prototype or visual installation, presenting a concept to leadership, or working alongside teams and trades to solve the details that make an experience feel intentional.

Earlier in my career at Becker Furniture World, I worked alongside ownership and executive leadership on destination retail environments, new-store concepts, remodels, visual merchandising, environmental graphics, seasonal installations, product presentation, and multi-location expansion. I became someone leadership turned to for a creative idea, a way to make that idea visible, and a path to actually make it happen.

Today, through Lakeshore Home and Design, I bring that same way of seeing to residential design, furnishings, architectural problem-solving, environmental installations, and consequential client decisions.

What I bring is not one narrow specialty.

I see the whole. I make the idea visible. I help people believe in it. And I stay close enough to the work to help bring it into reality.

I’m especially interested in creative leadership opportunities involving retail, hospitality, home and lifestyle brands, physical customer experience, store and showroom environments, interiors, and other places where ideas become something people can actually enter, use, and remember.