About
Design has always been a part of who I am. I earned a bachelor's degree in Psychology because I've always deeply cared about people and wanted to understand how we think, feel, and experience the world. Alongside that, I completed a minor in Studio Art, where my love for creativity — painting, music, design, and all forms of artistic expression — continued to grow. I once imagined a path in art therapy, helping others heal through creativity, but the Lord had a different plan for my life.
That path shifted when I met a friend in my house church who worked in interior design. I asked, honestly, begged her to let me assist her, and that opportunity became the foundation for everything that followed. Through that role, I gained hands-on experience, mentorship, and a meaningful friendship that ultimately led me to where I am today: running my own business. I am deeply grateful for God's perfect timing and guidance in every step of that journey.
My personal design style leans toward a quirky mid-century modern aesthetic, but I truly enjoy designing across all styles and spaces — from homes and offices to theatrical and conceptual sets.
Immediately, I knew I wanted my business to be Christ-centered. I often asked myself: How can I glorify God in everything I do? How can I elevate a home in beauty and value while also remembering that material things are temporary? I've come to see that God does not want to withhold good things from us — rather, He invites us to enjoy them as gifts from Him. My prayer is that Elevate Design Studio would help others do just that, to enjoy the gifts of God through thoughtful design, while keeping Him as the foundation and priority above all else.
Because the truest foundation of any home was never poured in concrete.
Mission
At Elevate Design Studio, I believe true elevation goes beyond architecture and design. While I design with thoughtful planning and purposeful intention, my greatest hope is that these spaces would elevate the hearts of the people who live within them.
A home is more than walls, finishes, and furnishings. It's where families gather around the table, children build lifelong memories, friends become family, and weary souls find rest. The space itself is not sacred, but sacred things happen in it, which is why I design not for status, but for stewardship: homes that invite peace, encourage hospitality, and support people in loving where they live and serving others well.
Because the truest foundation of any home was never poured in concrete. It is Jesus Christ. Every space I create is designed with the hope that it becomes a place where people gather, rest, and ultimately fix their eyes on Him.