From A Labor of Love...

...to a way of life!

Almost 18 years ago in my formal dining room in Flower Mound, TX, I opened my first upholstery book and painfully took apart and then re-constructed my favorite chair left to me by my Grandmother.  And then 3 years later we moved to Rockford, MI and I repeated that process (in my bedroom this time) with 2 cute chairs I picked up off of Craig's list. At that time, I swore I would never do THAT again! With a background in Engineering, the process was intuitive to me but not physically easy. But, my love for fabrics and furniture was destined to go on and in 2007 I started creating my statement pieces and selling them in local shops. Having gathered a nice customer base, I opened my dream studio to the public in August 2009 with the business name, Something To Talk About, Home Interiors. As my kids were still quite young, I found the rigors of retail hours were draining me of the enjoyment of creating. So, almost 3 years later I decided to downsize back to my home studio where flexibility and balance were much more attainable. Since then, I have been able to have greater focus on each clients' project and hone my upholstery skills.

It is no secret to my friends, family and clients that I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE fabric and furniture. I have been working with fabric and furniture for over 15 years now and I still get excited (a little too much sometimes) when I consider mixing "this" with "that" to see the awesomeness it will create. Throw in a little splash of decorative nails and I get downright giddy!

As I enter into 2021 I find that I really do LOVE MY WORK! And I am PASSIONATE about delivering EXCEPTIONAL Customer Service and EXTRAORDINARY Custom Upholstered Furniture!

I am looking forward to meeting each and every one of you, collaborating on your project with you and delivering to you your dream furniture!

Let's get together!

Whenever you are ready to explore the option of custom upholstery, give me a call! I am always happy to share my enthusiasm for fabrics and furniture...