Woman sitting on a wooden chair, wearing a floral dress and beige heels, against a plain brown background.

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

In part because I empathetically design through intuition and draw inspiration from clients’ life experience, family backgrounds, travels, and lifestyles. Also because using unique concepts, eclectic and unexpected pieces, colors of the earth, and a mix of antique and modern pieces, the end result is always distinct. 

Married in Louisville, Kentucky in 2011, Jaclyn and her husband, Chris, welcomed their son Kit to their family in 2016 and Sebastian in the Spring of 2024. In her free time, you can find her spending time with her big Arab family, cooking, traveling, and studying nature and spirituality or working on home projects.

She’s currently trying her hand at gardening and maintaining the beautiful Japanese garden backyard that they recently inherited along with the renovation of their new home in 2022. 

My life’s work is to make the world more hospitable & through that, more beautiful.

My background in merchandising means I can’t resist styling shelves with people’s favorite collected items. But it also means I understands the importance of visuals and the flow of a space—be it a tent for a wedding reception, the dining area of a restaurant, or a heavily-trafficked living space. Along with my intuition and empathy, my skills lie in understanding what will be most impactful, important and memorable to clients and their guests as they enter and experience a space.

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.

Known for my love of Pinterest and pulling inspiration together from places near and far, I use the tool to gather images of architecture, flowers, fashion, travel, art, textures, and just about anything that sparks her interest that could somehow fold into an idea.