I come from a long line of home project doers. I grew up watching my parents and grandparents renovate, build, and improve their homes themselves. Most of the time, I was right there learning alongside them. (See embarrassing pics above).

That foundation shaped how I approach design today. When my husband and I bought our first home in 2020, we jumped into a full DIY bathroom renovation. It was the first project that was fully mine from the initial vision to the final details, and it solidified what I love most: guiding a space from idea to reality in a way that’s thoughtful, functional, and personal.

As we renovated, friends and family began asking for help with their own homes. So I started HillHomeLove, a small blog to share what we were doing and how we were doing it, with design tips along the way. Soon I found a whole community of DIY’ers and design lovers and it’s grown into an amazing space and job. 

What started as casual advice quickly turned into full e-design support for real projects with real budgets.  For the last three years, I’ve helped homeowners all over the U.S. make confident design decisions for renovations, refreshes, and full-room transformations.

Today, HillHomeLove exists as a deep DIY community, a blog, and full design studio. 

Rooted in my vision to help homeowners design their spaces for connection, rest, and deep roots, I now offer interior design services in Fort Collins, Colorado and beyond, bringing a collaborative, education-focused approach to every project.