I have always believed that a well-designed home should do more than look beautiful. It should function beautifully—and make everyday life feel easier.

I earned my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from Maryville University and spent seven years working as a corporate interior designer. That experience shaped the way I approach every space today: with thoughtful planning, careful coordination and an appreciation for the relationship between form and function.

After leaving the corporate world to raise my two daughters, I began to see the home through a different lens. I experienced firsthand how much well-planned spaces and intuitive systems can simplify routines, reduce daily stress and create more time for the people and moments that matter.

I later brought my design experience and love of organization together while working with NEAT Method St. Louis. Helping clients transform their homes confirmed that professional organization was a natural extension of interior design—and work I genuinely loved.

When the St. Louis franchise closed, I saw an opportunity to create something more personal. I founded Louis & Ladue to offer a boutique approach to home organization—one grounded in design expertise, attentive service and a deep understanding that every household lives differently.

Today, I combine my interior design background, eye for space planning and real-life understanding of family life to create refined, functional spaces tailored to each client. Nothing is one-size-fits-all. Every system is intentionally designed around the people who will use it and the life unfolding within it.

My goal is simple: to create a home that feels calm, considered and beautifully managed—a home that works for the way you actually live.