C U R A T I N G P O S S I B I L I T I E S

"What is a Home Artist?"

I created the title to describe work that never quite fit the words "interior designer."

A home artist works with the whole — the light, the objects, the flow, the feeling — the way a sculptor works with clay. I see what needs to come forward and what is ready to be released. Sometimes that means designing a room. Sometimes it means creating an original sculpture or a piece of furniture made for one home and no other. Often it means gently helping you let go of what no longer serves you, so the home can breathe again.

The material I truly work with is not furniture or fabric. It is the feeling of your home — and by extension, the feeling of your life inside it.

No machine can do this, and no one else can make what my hands make. When I create your home, you live inside an original.

I have one medium: the home. And one measure of success: how you feel when you walk through your door.

My work is deeply influenced by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi — finding beauty in simplicity, natural materials, imperfection, and the quiet passage of time.

These ideas have shaped both my interior design practice and my writing. In my forthcoming book, The Calm Home, I explore how thoughtfully designed spaces can support our wellbeing, encourage slower living, and invite us to notice what truly matters.

Whether designing a home, a piece of furniture, or a sculptural element, my hope is always the same: to create spaces that feel timeless, deeply personal, and quietly restorative.

If you are ready, then let’s begin.