I didn't know who I was until I was 40.

For twenty years I lived in corporate sales. I was good at it, and I spent most of that time doing what I thought I was supposed to do. Then, slowly, I started making things. I painted, built, and added color to my house, and I stopped asking what anyone else would think of it. Somewhere in there, I found myself.

That house became the Kaleidoscope House. It has an Iridescent Entryway, a Cotton Candy Cabana, a Rainbow Jungle Bathroom, a giant rainbow chess board in the backyard, and a Venom Vault that is nothing like the rest. People walk in and say it looks like a festival lives here. They're right.

Now I'm your design friend. I'm not here to make you love my style. I'm here to help you figure out which rooms make you happy, and then make them real. Some of my clients want neon and others want oatmeal, and both are right. Bold or beige, if you love it, it belongs.