What excites you most about being part of Victoria’s expertise in the use of color enables her and her clients to confidently create a strong design statement that yields a unique and impressive interior. Victoria describes her design style as an eclectic, innovative mix of color and texture; her designs range from over-the-top formal to modern conservative to Adirondack mountain casual, and she loves to accent antiques with a modern twist. What results are environments that are both aesthetically compelling and entirely livable.

Victoria’s designs have been featured in such publications as The New York Times, Fairfield County Home Magazine, American HomeStyle, Greenwich Magazine, At Home and Connecticut Cottages & Gardens. Along with designing for clients, she is a leader in the local design community. She chaired the first annual garden show and the 28th annual antiques show at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum, a nationally registered historic landmark in Fairfield County. She has also participated in a number of designer show houses, including the Albert Hadley- chaired Rooms with a View event in Southport in 2001 and 2004, Greenwich’s Antiquarius House Tour in December of 2005 and most recently at the Merrywood Designer Show House in Greenwich during May and June of 2006. Her true sense of pleasure comes from the immense satisfaction her clients enjoy from the magnificent designs she creates.

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Twist your mind – Rethink space: two seating opportunities in one elegant Dining Room! Intimate dining for two or grand entertaining for 24!!! Pairs that match and pairs that simply compliment!

Photograph by Kevin Dailey