"As a watercolorist, I begin with watery hues in soft values looking to create a serene and harmonious mood. This collection reflects my painterly approach balancing subtle color and organic forms with the exquisite craftsmanship of Hartmann&Forbes."

“Though I drew inspiration from seemingly disparate sources: Japanese Minimalistic Design, the Bauhaus School, and ancient Korean cloth traditions, it’s what these movements have in common that excited me: Minimalism, Functionalism, and the use of raw materials. And what better medium than the naturally beautiful Hartmann&Forbes handwoven products to express the organic yet highly structured design I envisioned. It is my hope that these individual weaves are seen and used as a whole, as it was my intention for them to work and play off of each other, creating a far richer composition.”

"Nature has always been an integral part of my life and has long served as an inspiration for my work. My designs are typically driven by a layering of rich organic materials to create unique textures with visual interest. It seemed like a logical progression to reimagine these natural forms and materials in my collection for Hartmann&Forbes, creating designs that are both modern and timeless."

"The inspiration for this collection was to design a very usable and liveable neutral assortment of windowcoverings that would fit well in a modern home to warm it up or in a traditional home to modernize it. Hartmann&Forbes’ natural handwoven fibers provide organic beauty and texture that brings an extra element to the design, making it so special and luxurious."