PARADOX = DESIGN HARMONY

Paradox is my passion — contrasting modern with traditional, sexy with conventional and subtle with provocative. Introducing incongruity and tension give a room interest and energy. As we designers say, it’s what makes a room “sing”. In the simplest of terms, I like a little rock-n-roll with my ladylike. It’s integral to my designs, my fashion sense and my attitude. 

bubble chandelier + oushak  | classical-themed wallpaper + midcentury architecure  |  columnar lamp atop leather-wrapped dresser + modern high-rise apartment

graphic polka dot tank + pink animal-motif shorts + snakeskin heels  |  distressed jeans + damask pattern jacket + large belt buckle

camelback sofa + vintage lamps + saarinen table  |  bust of hermes + robin rose painting + lamb’s tongue railing

modern asymmetrical mirror + velvet flocked wallpaper  |  surrealist watercolor + toile wallcovering  |  antique iron bed + globe pendant

oak paneled wall + silk velvet headboard + circular shag rug  |  multiple contemporary genres + yellow-painted vintage valet chair

chunky woven sweater + gold lame harem pants  |  grey heathered tee + quilted derek lam skirt

pitched beadboard ceiling + gold dome pendant  |  midcentury mobile + antique leather hall chair  |  builder-grade powder room + contemporary wallpaper + bronze repousse mirror

… in other words, “luxe and lucid”