I grew up in Colorado and have spent most of my life between Northern Colorado and Denver, so when I say I know this market, I mean it in the way only a local can. Before real estate, I built a career in hospitality and tech, which sounds like an unusual path to home staging until you realize what both industries are actually about: understanding people, reading a room, and knowing what makes someone feel at home.

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I came to real estate with a psychology degree, a level 1 sommelier certification, and a genuine obsession with how spaces make people feel. That combination turned out to be exactly what home staging needed. I'm not staging homes to win design awards. I'm staging them because I've been on the selling side, and I know what moves buyers and what stops them cold.
 

Now I spend my time between Denver and the mountains with my dog Riley. In the city, you'll find me at a concert, working on a home remodel project, or deep into a wine-and-charcuterie situation with friends. In the mountains, I'm snowboarding, hiking, paddleboarding, or finding a restaurant no one's heard of yet.

 

There really isn't much I'll say no to trying, which, honestly, is probably why I'm good at this job.