After graduating from Mississippi State University’s Architecture Program in 2015, Emily began her professional career in Atlanta working with a large-scale architecture firm, where she specialized in mixed-use developments. There, she designed apartment units within complex urban projects, an experience that taught her the importance of functionality, flow, and efficiency in every square foot of space. That foundation continues to inform her approach to residential design today.

After three years in Atlanta, Emily relocated to a mountain town in Colorado, where she discovered her true passion for residential architecture. Immersed in the natural beauty of the Rockies, she found fulfillment in designing homes that connect people to their surroundings and reflect their way of life.

This passion carried Emily to North Carolina, where she continued designing homes that balance thoughtful design with livable comfort across a range of styles, from modern to mid-century and everything in between. Now back in Atlanta, she brings years of residential experience and a deep appreciation for how people live, creating homes that are functional, personal, and rooted in a strong sense of place and purpose.