Frame-focused styling for designers photographing their finished projects. I source new pieces, mix in vintage and handmade finds from my archive, and finish each space with fresh florals and seasonal produce to add a final layer of warmth and texture.

Comprehensive sourcing for designers looking to outsource the final layer of styling and installation for their clients. I work within the completed design to fill in the special details that make a space feel well loved, such as old books, throw blankets, candlesticks, trinket dishes, and vases, thoughtfully layered alongside the client’s personal artifacts and memorabilia to make it feel like home.

This call is a chance for us to get to know each other, talk through your project, and make sure we’re a good fit.

These photos provide valuable context and allow me to better understand the scope of your styling needs. In some cases, I may request a walk-through of the home prior to shoot day.

I’ll provide a breakdown of the anticipated prep and shoot days, the total cost based on my day rate, an estimated floral budget, and a deposit request.

This is when we’ll coordinate a date that works for you, me, the photographer, and the client. A deposit is required to secure my availability for the photoshoot.

I’ll provide custom mood boards to convey the overall feeling and essence of the styling vision. Please note that the items pictured are not guaranteed to appear at the shoot.

At this stage, I begin sourcing and will confirm the client’s address and the shoot start time. If possible I like arrive 45min-an hour ahead of the photographer to prepare the space and ensure the shoot is seamless.

This is when you get to sit back and relax—I'll style surfaces, textiles, accessories, art, and florals, working closely with you and the photographer to ensure strong composition.

Once the shoot wraps, I’ll pack up all items and florals, ensuring the home is returned to its original state—if not better—after styling and photography are complete.

Finally, I’ll send over your final invoice, along with receipts for any reimbursable expenses. If the client chooses to keep any of the items I sourced, those will be included in the final invoice as well.