Bobby Blue Interiors

One of the most inspiring parts of my work is the variety of clients and projects I get to bring to life. Each person brings their own story, style, and vision, and I love creating spaces that reflect and celebrate their unique essence.

This is a legendary Danish furniture retail shop I merchandised in Soho. I think this is a great example of how neutrals can be seen as very colorful. The art on the walls had to match the caliber of the classic furniture surrounding it, so for these giant walls I chose art by Anki King, a Norwegian artist the resides in NYC.

Giani needed to repair the walls in their living room after a water pipe exploded. They absolutely loved the Mexican Orchid and Architecture Show that visited New York Botanical Garden this past Spring. This is an ongoing project, yet so far we have pulled together some amazing tropical jewel tones. The colors that are used also have psychological and spiritual intentions. By balancing the cool colors of purple, Caribbean blue, and grass green we have created a very soothing atmosphere, the combination keeps everything alive. Stay tuned for further updates.

Adora is a young professional joyfully beginning her life in NYC. She moved into her apartment with a clean slate and a beautiful opportunity to create her first true home. With her budget in mind, I focused on grounding the space with essential key pieces and defining each area with purpose and comfort. We introduced a welcoming sofa, dresser, lighting, end tables, and a cozy dining area to set the foundation for her new chapter.

I sourced all the lighting for a beautiful Victorian home, blending my extensive knowledge of lighting design and styles. Peter and Juno wanted fixtures that honored the elegance of the past while embracing a modern sensibility. When designing lighting plans, I calculate the perfect balance of light a room needs, ensuring it meets today’s standards while enhancing the overall aesthetic.

I live near the historic Victorian Flatbush neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY, which often influences my work. For Lisa, I sourced unique pieces, including two rugs, one for the living room, another for the dining room and a set of mismatched dining chairs. I believe quality lies in timeless, well-crafted furniture. By thrifting, I found a set of 8 antique sturdy dining chairs for just $52, well below budget, that needed no refinishing—perfectly aged for Lisa’s vision. We also added a settee sofa as dining room seating, blending charm with functionality.

Susan is an illustrator of her own children's books, and her rising fame in Latin America for her Spanish-language stories caught the attention of NBC and Telemundo. With just seven days to prepare for their in-home interview, we pulled together a new rug, sofa, and coffee table, rented an antique gold floor lamp, and added a personal element with a Norwegian lounge chair and a large 1950s Blenko floor vase from my own collection. To enhance the space, we chose Colombian-made throw pillows, inspired by the vibrant, jungle-themed embroidery common in Latin American countries—a detail close to my heart as a Costa Rican.