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i come from a place of love
Let’s take a break for a moment from the ads, the endorsements, the products, etc. and let me slow down a second to connect. Believe me — I’m not this sell-y person. Sure I’m selling something but at the end of the day, I do this because I absolutely fucking love it and want to share that love with the world.
But I’m going to be honest with you again… sometimes people just want my products. “Where can I get that rug?” “Where do you buy all of your art?” I laugh a little because I know any answer I give will never capture the magic of seeing something put together with love. A rug is just a rug sometimes. Its how you use it that makes people see it and want it. For a lot of people, that’s all they want from me: an easy transaction without any further involvement. Whenever I get vulnerable, some sociopaths thinks that’s their opportunity to pounce. One guy even got upset about signing up for a newsletter and didn’t want my so-called “life”. Just wanted my finds, no opinions. So for those of you who put up with my marketing and are starving for some connection, I write this for you.
I want to tell you why I am so jazzed about what I do. But first… let me ask you:
When is the first time you looked at a painting that made you cry immediately out of overwhelming joy and wonder?
failure is an option
To err is human. To err in interior design is expensive. Chances are, if you're a home design pioneer and like to take chances, you have made a ton of mistakes. There are the obvious mistakes like not measuring and not testing paint colors in the actual room, but there are the other mistakes. The "What was I thinking?" and "Did I take it too far?" mistakes that make you second guess your bold choices and go back to square one.
Humble beginnings
Hello and welcome to my blog! It's been a long journey to get here, for myself personally, and you may be wondering where and how I became the designer I am today.