Classically trained in fine art and art history, Julie spent more than 20+ years in fashion design working for Ralph Lauren before turning her creative focus to interiors.

Her background has shaped an instinctive understanding of color, proportion, composition, texture, and the interplay of materials—principles that continue to inform her work today. Julie approaches each space as a composition—balancing light, form, and spatial relationships while honoring the architecture and period details that define a home’s character. Her interiors are distinguished by a considered tension: clean lines set against curves, tailored elements softened with feminine details, restrained neutrals enlivened by saturated color, and the patina of aged metals paired with the clarity of glass. Antiques and vintage pieces sit comfortably alongside contemporary furnishings and modern art, resulting in rooms that feel layered, collected, and timeless rather than decorated.

Julie’s work is instinctive, expressive, and never formulaic. The result is interiors that are sophisticated yet livable, quietly dramatic, and designed to evolve gracefully over time.