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My life’s work is to make the world more hospitable - and in doing so, more beautiful.

With a background in merchandising, I can’t help but style shelves with the objects people love most. But it’s more than aesthetics - I understand the visual language and natural rhythm of a space, whether it’s a wedding tent, a restaurant dining room, or a well-lived-in home.

Blending intuition with empathy, my strength lies in sensing what will feel most impactful and memorable—for both the people who inhabit a space and the guests they welcome in.

Each project begins with deep listening - designing intuitively and empathetically, often drawing inspiration from a client’s life experience, heritage, travels, and everyday rhythms. Her aesthetic leans into the eclectic: a mix of antique and modern, colors pulled from the natural world, and unexpected pieces that give each space or celebration its own distinct soul.

“Whether she’s at the helm of a wedding or an interior, Jaclyn won’t tell the same story twice.”

Known for her insatiable love of Pinterest and the way she weaves together inspiration from across time and place, Jaclyn pulls from architecture, flowers, fashion, travel, art, and texture - anything that sparks her imagination and might become a thread in a larger story.

A family sitting on a carpet in a cozy living room. A woman is cradling a sleeping baby wrapped in a blanket. A child is sitting close, touching the baby's head. A man is kneeling behind them, looking down and smiling. There's a sofa and a lamp in the background.

Jaclyn was married in 2011 in Louisville, Kentucky. She and her husband Chris are raising two sons - Kit (born in 2016) and Sebastian (called* Sebby, born in spring 2024). In her off hours, she can usually be found cooking, treasure hunting, gathering with her large Arab family, or tending to flowers - either in the garden or in her mind.


She’s currently nurturing a new creative frontier: maintaining the Japanese-style garden they inherited with their 2022 home renovation and slowly learning to grow things (and not just ideas) with her hands.

She’s currently nurturing a new creative frontier: maintaining the Japanese-style garden they inherited with their 2022 home renovation, and slowly learning to grow things with her hands instead of just her ideas.