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Defining "Fifth Wall Interiors".

Sep 23
1 min read

what are we doing here, anyway?


I've made some major life-changing decisions over the course of the last 3 and a half years. I won't bore you with the specifics, but there were a chain of events leading up to ultimately deciding to go to graduate school at 39, quitting my job, and eventually starting my own business.


In experiencing these changes, I made a commitment to live with intention and to give purpose to what I do in life (and to not be a "yes boss" person anymore!).


Fifth Wall Interiors is the secret dimension that is brought to fruition when design works. You don't see a fifth wall inside of a room, but it's there, undetected unless your third eye is working.


I employ the perfect ratio (60/30/10) when setting color schemes, grouping materials, and laying out a plan. I also love working in layered lighting (some ambient, some task, some decorative, etc.) whenever possible.


Sacred geometry (the perfect ratio) is deeply entrenched in the history of masons and builders. It is my intention to use these "codes" to make amazing spaces for my clients to enjoy for many years.


I especially focus on what my client wants - because my taste may not be everyone's preference - and the goal is to make my clients completely happy! They're the ones living in the space!


It is the knowledge I'm gaining from graduate school that will ultimately shape how I continue succeeding in my business.

 
 
 

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