Yes — designers collaborate with your builder and/or architect to ensure your interior is not only structurally sound, but beautifully and thoughtfully designed to support your lifestyle.

An architectural designer is a professional who works on the design and planning of buildings and spaces — similar to an architect — but is not necessarily a licensed architect. Architectural Designers not only create plans but also help make material selections that align with your budget.

Designers are trained to understand space planning, scale, lighting, and materials in a way that ensures your home is both beautiful and functional.

They handle sourcing, ordering, coordinating with vendors/contractors, and solving problems — which saves you from headaches and delays.

Interior designers often have access to exclusive furnishings, finishes, and suppliers not available to the public. This gives you access to better pricing, higher quality, and more unique pieces.

They’re also familiar with building codes, material durability, and spatial planning, which helps avoid long-term regrets.

Good designers don't impose their taste — they listen to your needs and habits to create a space that fits how you live.

Yes! If you are still unsure about whether you want or need to hire a designer, try out the Designer for a Day service or a simple Home Consultation. Either of these services can help you decide whether you want or need to hire a designer.

Pricing varies depending on the size, complexity, and scope of the project. After your consultation, a detailed proposal tailored to your needs will be provided.

Based on previous projects, Concept Design Agreements typically range from $2,000-$5,000 and Comprehensive Design Agreements range from $2,000-$8,000.

Anywhere from a few weeks to months. This is entirely dependent on the size and complexity of the project along with the alignment of our schedule and whether or not we have to do multiple revisions.

After understanding your project and all of the details, an accurate timeline will be provided to you.

Depending on your timeline and current Pine+Palm clients, designing for your project can start anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

Both! Pine+Palm frequently collaborates on both new builds and major renovations. The earlier we're brought in, the more value we can add to layout planning, finish selections, and cohesive design direction.

No. I find beauty in every style and enjoy designing different types of homes. This allows me to continue using my creative side and I never stop learning!

Instead, I focus on understanding your personal style and lifestyle to create a space that reflects you. Whether you want to update your craftsman style cottage or add some unique elements to your modern estate, I am dedicated to sharing my expertise to help create a space that is tailored to you.

My main location is Olympia, Washington but I serve the entire Pacific Northwest along with the Hawaiian islands.

Pine+Palm represents two distinct trees—Pine and Palm—symbolizing the two places that shape both my identity and my work. The pine tree reflects the Pacific Northwest, where my primary base is located, while the palm tree represents Hawai‘i, where I was raised and where my showroom resides.

Operating in both regions allows me to stay closely connected to the communities and clients that matter most. With seamless access to both locations, I’m able to maintain a consistent presence and ensure personalized service. When simultaneous needs arise, I delegate with care and utilize trusted resources to make sure every client is fully supported.