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A Seat at the Design Table: Why This Interior Designer Started a Camp for High School Students
Today, I wrapped up something that has been on my heart for a long time: the very first Design Edit Studio Camp. On the surface, it was a three-day interior design camp for high school students in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Students learned the fundamentals of interior design, created mood boards and concept boards, explored color theory, and even developed 3D renderings of their ideas. But if I'm being honest, this camp was about so much more than design. It was about creati
Jun 173 min read


Designing as Storytelling: The Black Home as Memory, Meaning, and Resistance
In honor of Black History Month, we reflect on the spaces that have quietly held our stories. Long before history was written, it lived inside the home—carried through memory, tradition, and intentional design. The Black home is more than shelter; it is a site of resistance, affirmation, and cultural legacy, where design becomes storytelling.
Feb 52 min read
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