A jewelry approach to design.

I grew up traveling with my father to Paris, marveling at the way beauty — real, considered, intentional beauty — had the power to change how you felt just by being in its presence. I went on to study at Parsons School of Design in New York and Paris, and built my career in fashion and jewelry design.

I studied jewelry. I think in jewelry. I see the world through a jeweler's eye — and I always will.

What changed is where that eye looks. Jewelry to wear close to your heart. Jewelry for your wall. Jewelry for your home, your table, your practice. The same reverence for materials, the same precision of finish, the same belief that what you hold or hang or place should feel like it was made for you — just expanded into every corner of the life you're building.

In our Flatiron studio, bench workers sculpt, cast, pierce, and CAD design alongside sample makers who are true artisans — craftspeople who carry old world techniques in their hands. We work in metal, fabric, crochet, and stitch. Sometimes a single piece is all of these at once — mixed media by nature, because beauty rarely comes from just one material. Cutting edge fabrication and time-honored craft, working together. We call it integrative design, and it lives in every single piece we make.