Home Inspiration

There's a paint can in my dad's garage with my mom's handwriting on the lid — a color formula from her Music Room, thirty years gone quiet. What started as a simple repaint after some settling cracks became something more: finding her faded salmon had shifted after decades, tracking down the true color through rugs she'd chosen elsewhere, and putting the room back together in a way that honors her without freezing it in time. The verdict from my family said it all: it still f

If you've ever stood in front of a festival booth full of original artwork, turning your head, stepping back, stepping forward again, and then walking away without buying anything — you're not alone, and you're not being difficult. Having watched people fall in love with a piece and then talk themselves out of it — I've come to understand something: choosing artwork for your home is one of the most quietly stressful purchases a person can make.

Have you ever fallen in love with a piece of artwork...only to wonder if it would actually look right once you got it home? You're not alone. After helping collectors choose artwork for awhile, I've recognized a trend. The questions people ask aren't really about art. They're about confidence. That's why I've spent the past several weeks building something new. My Art Match™ is a guided experience designed to removal all the guesswork and question and results in curated art c