Hi, I’m Sam.

Long before I was styling homes, I was collecting.

As a child, I gathered shells from the beach, circled favorite pieces in magazines, made endless playlists, and held onto small objects that felt meaningful. I made jewelry from a young age (a practice that eventually became Sante, my own jewelry line) and was always drawn to the idea that the things we surround ourselves with can tell a story. Looking back, I was curating long before I knew there was a word for it.

I've always been fascinated by the ways we adorn our lives: what we choose to wear, what we collect, and what we bring into our homes. To me, personal style and interiors have never felt all that separate. Both are an expression of identity, built slowly through layers, objects, memories, and things we simply love.

That instinct was shaped just as much by my Italian heritage and the homes I grew up around, where beauty wasn't precious or overly considered: it was part of everyday life. Food, family, old things, things passed down, a table meant to be gathered around. That sense of warmth, history, and lived-in beauty continues to influence the spaces I'm drawn to today.

My career began in luxury fashion, visual merchandising, and brand storytelling, where I spent more than a decade developing an eye for proportion, composition, contrast, and the details that make something feel considered. It taught me how to tell a story visually and, maybe more importantly, how to edit.

Along the way, I became certified in meditation and sound healing. That training brought another layer to my work: a sensitivity to energy, intention, and how our surroundings affect the way we feel. I believe a space can be beautiful and still feel wrong, and that creating a home is as much about atmosphere as it is about what goes in it.

Today, all of those threads come together in my work.

My approach to interiors is intuitive, collected, and deeply personal. My role is often that of a translator: helping clients uncover the common thread behind what they're drawn to and turning it into a home that feels cohesive without feeling overly designed.

I'm drawn to thoughtful contrasts, natural materials, pieces with history, objects that carry meaning, and the tension between old and new.

Whether we're dressing ourselves or our surroundings, I believe the most interesting result is never about following a prescribed style. It's about collecting the pieces that tell our story.

A home, like personal style, should feel unmistakably like you.