Christine established the firm in 1998 following a career with Sotheby's, the London auction house. The designer on the Emmy award-winning television show, This Old House, she holds an M.A. in Fine and Decorative Art, trained at Sotheby’s Institute (U.K.), Harvard, and National Trust houses. These experiences gave her an educated eye and in-depth knowledge of historical interiors. She understands historic buildings and is listed with Preserve Rhode Island, was a vetted Design Services Designer at the Boston Design Center, and a ten year Leadership Board member of Boston Design Week. She co-founded the beloved Rhode Island design store, The Cottage at Four Corners, in her twenties. A former art gallery director, she also is an avid art collector. Christine gives back in the areas of education, the Arts and green spaces, and is a Graduate Thesis Advisor for the Masters of Interior Architecture program at Endicott College.

The team includes an assistant designer who holds a Masters in Interior Architecture and our a long-time office administrator.

"Thoughtful, energetic, and the most knowledgeable designer I've met, Christine is great at teaming up with even the least "designer-y" clients and gelling creative solutions that sing for them while honoring the history and aesthetics of the surroundings. She is an encyclopedia of decorative arts know-how and guides the toughest choices for color, hardware, fixtures, furnishings and everything else with a minimum of fuss!" Sarah Monzon, producer at Bob Vila, This Old House, and The History Channel.