Sepal Design Studio

09/05/2026

Such a fun site visit to see all of the progress my clients have made building their dream home 🥹 It’s getting so close to the finish line! Here’s a look at their moody primary bath 🖤

08/04/2026

“Moody, dramatic, animal print” ✔️

Swipe to see the before!

07/16/2026

The story behind the “Unearthed Copper Country” project, specifically the “Nazca Line” bathroom 🌀

Minnesota Interior Designer, Twin Cities Designer

07/04/2026

06/16/2026

A lil *in progress* drop of what work has been looking like the past few weeks. I’m so blessed to be working on such fun projects right now!!

05/15/2026

Only took me 4 years to find the perfect mirror for our bar 😌

05/12/2026

Hardware, appliances, countertops, oh my!

The concept behind this house was a blending of worlds, the New Mexican dessert and “copper country” of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. While the project is located in the UP, the clients spent their grad school years in Albuquerque, falling in love with the turquoise colors and geometric designs of the area. I love how this stained white oak turned out and the copper hardware really pops against the vibrant grain. Soon to come: a patina’ed copper backsplash!

Swipe to see how hiring a designer and thinking through the details together is important (a perfectly executed miss of the appliance handle 😊).

05/08/2026

Just got back from the most wonderful family vacation this past week. It was so needed - life has handed us a few challenges lately and it was so life-giving to connect as a family and remember what matters most🥰

We absolutely loved Savannah and Hilton Head Island and all the beautiful nature and architecture. I can’t wait to return some day :)

05/03/2026

Zach told me he liked how the light’s “scrunchie” matched the ceiling and if that ain’t whimsical 😂

04/10/2026

Design Presentation: Sent ✔️

It’s always a flood of emotions when I send off a design presentation. Giddiness, hopefulness, a sense of accomplishment. There’s the excitement I get for my clients to see the potential of their spaces, yet nerves as I hope I’ve captured their vision and goals and brought meaningful ideas to the table. There’s so much pride I have in the work I’ve done, but I also experience some relief to have something taken off my plate. Is this how everyone feels about their work, or am I just highly passionate about what I do and in an emotional state still as a postpartum mom?? 🤣