Flowers have always been my thing. But that lifelong love became a calling when I transformed a small patch of dirt behind my Brooklyn apartment into a lush flower garden. I realized then just how transportive a space like that can be.

I realized I wanted to help others create their own little patches of magic.

I come to landscape design with a professional background in storytelling. I approach gardens the same way I approach my work on the page: every space has its own story to tell, and my job is to tell it well.

My designs are naturalistic, colorful, layered, and a little loose at the edges. I'm drawn to gardens that feel immersive—where you can slow down, lose track of time, and find something worth discovering around every corner. I'm endlessly influenced by the charm of English cottage gardens, the painterly palettes of naturalistic landscapes, and the ecological richness of native plantings.

I'm currently completing my Landscape Design Certificate at the New York Botanical Garden and am continually expanding my horticulture knowledge to ensure I create spaces that are not only beautiful but also beneficial for are planet.

Whether you have a pocket-sized rowhome garden or a rambling backyard, I'd love to help you build something worth stepping outside for.