I've spent the last 14 years in corporate leadership, working in customer experience and program management — most recently 10 years at Etsy, building the frameworks that turn ambiguous, cross-functional problems into decisions teams can actually run on. That background didn't just teach me how to manage a project; it built the foundation for how I communicate, listen, and collaborate — skills I now bring directly into how I work with clients on their homes.

Before the corporate world, I studied 3D Fiber Arts at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, a program built traditional fiber techniques to support experimental work in art and design. I learned traditional fibers and textiles as a way of communicating — long before I ever put those ideas into words, I was putting them into material, texture, and form.

Good Taste Interiors is where those two experiences meet. I have a keen eye and a real love for spaces that are beautifully designed and built for actual, real-life living. I believe in the balance of function and form: a room isn't finished until it makes space for the people who live in it.