Pensacola · Gulf Breeze · Santa Rosa County

Rooms styled to feel like home

Before real estate, I spent seven years in runway and editorial modeling, where I learned how much styling, light and composition change the way a space feels. Today I stage and decorate homes across the Gulf Coast, so every choice looks beautiful now and pays off later.

Home staging · Pensacola, FL

A vacant house, made to feel like home

A vacant home styled for market using the furniture and rugs the seller already had. I worked with those pieces and layered in art, lighting and decor, with soft blues, gold accents, black and warm wood tying every room together.

Living room

Gray tufted sofa with blue pillows, brass lamps, and a marble-top coffee table — Seating wall

White brick fireplace styled with shelves, lanterns, candles, and pampas grass — Fireplace styling

Home staging · Continued

Every corner with a purpose

Small vignettes give each space a clear use, so buyers can picture exactly how they’d live there.

Two linen chairs with blue pillows and dried grass on a white side table — Conversation corner

Home office with a black desk, gray chair, and blue abstract art — Home office

Gray chair with a blue pillow beside a lamp and four framed line drawings — Reading nook

View from a blush chair toward a desk styled with a book, terrarium, and pampas — Office, desk view

Bedroom with teal curtains, a gray bed, and two woven ottomans — Bedroom

The process

From sketch to styled

Every project starts on paper. I map the whole home first, then plan each room’s furniture, rugs and art placement before a single piece arrives. The full floor plan here is from the whole-home project I’m working on now.

Annotated floor plan with furniture notes for the living room, bedrooms, and offices — Whole-home layout · Current project

Hand-drawn living room plan with a couch, coffee table, fireplace, and accent chairs — The plan: living room

The finished living room that followed the sketch — The finished room

Sketch of office one with a desk, accent chairs, art, and pampas in the foyer — Office one

Sketch of office two with a desk, a reading chair, and a floor lamp — Office two

Sketch of a bedroom with a centered bed, two tables, a rug, and art — Bedroom

At home · Light & airy

Lived-in style

My own home is where I test ideas: soft sage and pale greens, warm creams, black and brass accents, statement art, and fresh florals and greenery in every room.

It’s a timeless palette that stays calm and grounded, and grows with you instead of going out of style.

Julia's living room with a cream sofa, sage pillows, green curtains, and a large painting — Living room

Dining nook with blue velvet chairs, a wood table, and a Noah and Julia sign — Dining nook

Primary bedroom with a tufted headboard, sage pillows, brass lamps, and a gold-framed painting — Primary bedroom

The other side · Dark & moody

Rich color, warm glow, bold art

Deep navy, emerald and even black walls, velvet seating, pops of burnt orange, glowing brass sconces and one statement piece that stops you in the doorway. Moody rooms feel cozy, dramatic and completely unforgettable.

Concept board for a living room in navy and emerald, with velvet seating and gold lighting — Living room · Navy & emerald

Concept board for a jewel-tone living room with velvet, leather, and warm brass — Living room · Jewel tones

Concept board for a kitchen with green and navy cabinetry and brass lighting — Kitchen · Green & navy cabinetry

Concept boards

Go bold, stay cozy

The secret to a moody room is commitment: rich wall color, layered lighting and warm textures like velvet, leather and wood that keep it inviting instead of dark.

Navy, dark green & black walls
Burnt orange accents
Velvet & leather
Brass sconces
Statement art
Lush florals & greenery
Warm wood & vintage rugs

Concept board for a powder bath and primary bath in deep green, with brass fixtures and patterned tile — Powder bath & primary bath

Concept board for a moody bedroom with emerald bedding, brass sconces, and statement art — Bedroom

Currently in progress

Measured to fit

For whole-home projects, I have a full floor plan created with every room measured to scale. That way I can plan each layout, make sure every piece fits, and know traffic flows before anything is ordered. No guessing and no surprises on install day.

Measured floor plan of the current whole-home project, with living room, dining room, kitchen, family room, and bedrooms — Measured floor plan · Current whole-home project

Currently in progress · Whole-home decor

See it before it’s ordered

These boards are from a whole-home decor project I’m working on right now. For every full-home client, I create a concept board for each room so you can see the palette, furniture, lighting and art together and approve the direction before anything is purchased.

Living room concept board with neutral sofas, abstract art, and pale blue curtains — Living room

Entry and gallery concept board with consoles, abstract art, horse paintings, and a heron — Entry & gallery walls

Console vignette concept board with a wood table, abstract art, dried grasses, and a sputnik light — Console vignette

Currently in progress · Continued

A distinct mood for every room

Each room gets its own personality while the whole home still feels connected, from a soft, light-filled dining room to a moody game room and home theater.

Dining concept board with a gold sputnik chandelier, art deco wallpaper, and champagne drapes — Dining room

Game room concept board with a poker table, red velvet curtains, and cocktail art — Game room

Home theater concept board with velvet loungers, red curtains, vintage posters, and a popcorn station — Home theater

How I work

Four simple steps to a finished home

01
Discovery

We meet, walk through your floor plans and talk about how you live: your style, colors, pets and timeline.
02
Layout & concept

I sketch a furniture layout and build a concept board for each room, so you can see the whole home come together first.
03
Sourcing

I source furniture, lighting, rugs, art and accessories to fit your budget, and handle ordering and tracking.
04
Install & styling

Everything is placed, hung and styled, so you walk into a finished, move-in-ready home.

Building new? Starting during construction means every piece is planned around your floor plan, and your home can be ready when you get the keys.

Rooms styled to feel like home

A vacant house, made to feel like home

Every corner with a purpose

From sketch to styled

Lived-in style

Rich color, warm glow, bold art

Go bold, stay cozy

Measured to fit

See it before it’s ordered

A distinct mood for every room

Four simple steps to a finished home

Discovery

Layout & concept

Sourcing

Install & styling