Sarah has always been a mover of things and a space planner. As a child, at least once a month her room was completely transformed, objects were re-organized, and photos of movie stars were replaced with the new crushes. Ultimately, these traits would prove important in the future. Recognizing this talent for art and design, Sarah spent time in retail creating window displays, reflowing merchandise and fixtures, and learning about the customer experience. While working she received her bachelor’s of science in Interior Design and took a position at an architectural firm. It was incredible, challenging, and eye-opening. But Sarah soon realized that her skills were best suited for commercial spaces and working with the public, so she made her way back to retail and hospitality interior design working on the corporate side. And it fit. Today, after working for national retailers like The Gap, Victoria’s Secret, Nine West, Marshal Field’s, Macy’s, Best Buy, Sarah is quickly spreading her passion for design. A big believer in change, her designs follow suit. With a passion required to be successful in interiors, she is constantly searching for new ideas, trends, and inspiration from that around her. Whether it is through people, travel, architecture, way too many magazines, or books; Sarah is always looking to change the way we think about the built environment.