From rooms we live in to gatherings we remember, I love finding ways to make ordinary spaces and experiences feel more considered. These are personal projects made with family, curiosity, resourcefulness, and plenty of collaboration.
Explore the collection ↓These spaces began with everyday needs and ideas about how they could feel and function differently. Some called for a complete transformation, while others came together through smaller changes in color, furnishings, and details. Each involved a mix of planning, sourcing, experimentation, and hands-on work with my husband, Kelvin.
Dark vertical walls, warm wood, and layered details gave a hardworking room a completely different character.
Planning and sourcing: Aidreen and Kelvin, with AI-assisted planning and measurements. Installation: Kelvin.
A more personal bedroom with layered textiles, coordinated furnishings, art, and thoughtful details.
Creative direction and sourcing: Aidreen, with early AI idea exploration.
Physical installation, including decorative wall work: Kelvin.
One display system, several expressions. A colorful bottle installation anchors artwork that can change with our interests.
Installation footage with Kelvin at work. The display kit gives the wall its structure, and the artwork has changed over time.
Concept, kit research, and sourcing: Aidreen. Planning, measuring, and installation: Kelvin. Artwork selection and arrangement: collaborative.
The Farm View mood boards guided more than one space. The living room retained its charcoal, cognac, and natural wood palette, while Kelvin’s office and guest room explored warm neutrals, olive seating, and black accents.
The original mood board envisioned a flexible space for Kelvin that could serve as both an office and a guest retreat. The finished room brings together a black metal bed, warm wood, olive seating, and soft neutral layers.
Mood board creation and furniture sourcing: Aidreen. Final furnishing choices and implementation not fully documented.
I designed the visual direction for a family bridal shower, from the layered tablescapes to signs throughout the space and an interactive game for guests to play on the television.
Concept, styling, signage and interactive-game direction: Aidreen, with AI assistance in parts of the development. Kelvin helped with setup.
I love seeing a concept take shape in the spaces people inhabit and the moments they share.
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