2014 Psychiatric Office Redesign

In May of 2014 I received the breakthrough opportunity of a lifetime: to be flown to New York to redesign a Psychiatrist’s office. It was my first large-scale design job, and really, the job where I learned the most about time management, negotiation, vendor management, all-nighters and what it really takes to get the job done.

2 weeks, 10 sleepless nights (we works as much as we could around the hours of the practice), and a new floor later, the job was finished! At the end of it all, the design was a success and the owner, Dr. Francis Hayden, loved the work. I’ve follow up on multiple occasions in the days since, and the staff report that patients find the mood calm and relaxing and that the response from patients and other staff in the building has been overwhelmingly positive.

I am so glad to have been able to be a part of this project. Dr. Hayden takes great pride in the time and effort he puts into improving his community, and I am happy to have assisted him in his endeavors.

Visit his website here. Or connect on Facebook.

**To see the before and during pics, scroll toward the middle/bottom of this post!

Before & During Pics:

2012 Apartment Redesign

I moved into my current apartment back in November of 2012. I started designing that following January, but I never truly finished the work. I had intended for there to be two rows of floating shelves utilized as a modern bookcase in the bedroom, but those were never bought nor installed. Although my aesthetic has shifted toward more pastel hues and light, airy moods, I still enjoy the design.

Lots of dust. Good memories.