Journal
I’m an American interior designer and a licensed architect in Italy, based out of my Lancaster atelier.
This space isn’t for generic design tips or chasing trends. It’s where I share the real-world grit of high-end residential renovations across New England and the Greater Boston area.
Most of my work lives in the world of historic properties and projects with heavy constraints.
I don’t shy away from the difficult stuff; in fact, I prefer it.
Whether it’s an 18th-century restoration or a complex modern renovation of a period home, I focus on the technical and creative side of making these spaces functional for a modern life without stripping away their history.
Renovating a historic house in Massachusetts is never a straight line. You’re constantly balancing rigid building codes, unexpected structural issues, and the need to preserve the soul of a property while adding modern comfort.
On this page you’ll find insights on how I navigate those specific project constraints. I’ll talk about the materials I choose, the problems I solve, and how my dual background in European architecture and American interior design shapes my perspective.
From the North Shore to the heart of Boston, I’m interested in the meticulous details that actually make a luxury renovation successful.
I’m sharing these stories for homeowners who value a sensible, expert-led approach.
If you own a property with a unique set of obstacles, you already know that standard, out-of-the-box solutions just don't work.
This is a look at how a small, boutique firm handles high-stakes residential projects with precision and honesty.
Think of this as a resource for understanding what it actually takes to renovate a complex home in New England. It’s about the work, the architectural integrity, and the practical side of high-end living.
No fluff or marketing jargon, just the expertise I’ve gathered from years of working on both sides of the Atlantic. I want to show you how I think through a project from the inside out.
If you're looking for a deep dive into the guts of a renovation or the professional reasoning behind a specific design choice, you're in the right place.