Bio

I always had a knack for creativity since grade school.  I felt a little lost when it came time to prepare myself for college, not sure if there was a school out there for me to be able to hone in on my creativity.  I did some research and founc out there were colleges out there that applied to my intrests.  I decided to give the Art Institute of Tampa a try and was ambitious to get involoved with the Institute as a student of Interior Design.  I started my new life as a student in 2007,egger to gain the knowledge and experience to become a proffessional designer.  I have been educated to use the skills to become an Interior Designer, to push past the envelope to start a career in this creative field.  I want to make an impact on society to show how design can change not only a space, but change the person that they become within that space.  I want to be able to open peoples eyes to show then how they caon live and iteract within their environment due to design.  By doing this I will hope to achieve and create a beautiful and healthy environment, where people can live and aprreciate the true meaning of design.

HGTV

When it comes to HGTV people are misconstrued about what really goes on in those shows.  They think it is as easy as 1, 2, 3.  They don't really know what happens behind the scenes as far as construction and design.  Sure I like to watch Design on a Dime or Design to Sell, but give me a break!  Do people think that this is how it works in the design and construction world, I don't think so. And to answer that last question, yes they do believe that is how its done.  There are so many variables that tie into designing the even the smallest spaces.  It is not that easy as bringing in a designer, creating a plan in a matter of minutes, and having the people, supplies and budget in a matter of day.  That all takes time and obviously it takes money.  For example, where i work (which is at Ashley Furniture corporate office) there is so much that goes into creating and executing a floor plan for one of Ashleys showrooms.  There is of course deadlines that need to be be meet (never happens), placing orders that are never on time, miscommunication, budget (of course) I mean I can go on and on.  There is nothing fabricated here, this is the reality.  So next time when watch one of HGTV's great shows, you know there is a lot more than just smiles and speedy friendly projects.  Just beware of those types of TV programs, they are misleading and can guide you into the wrong direction when it comes to wanting to renovate any of your spaces.  You might just be biting off more than you can chew.