The Designer
Designing homes for people
with a story to tell
Alexander Redesign was built on a simple belief: the things you've collected over a lifetime are worth celebrating — not hiding in a box.
Where Alexander Redesign came from
I've always believed that the most beautiful homes aren't the ones that look the most expensive — they're the ones that feel unmistakably like the people who live in them. The ones where you walk in and immediately understand who lives there, what they love, and what kind of life they've built.
After years in the staging world — helping people prepare homes for sale — I found myself more and more drawn to the opposite: helping people actually live in their homes. Not presenting them for buyers, but redesigning them for owners.
From Paso Robles wine country to the beaches of Santa Barbara, the Central Coast is where I landed — and where I was always meant to be. The light here is different. The pace is different. My clients are often at a new chapter — downsizing, simplifying, moving somewhere that finally feels right — and they have a lifetime of beautiful things that deserve a beautiful new home too.
That's what I do. I help people bring it all together: the furniture they've had for decades, the keepsakes from people they love, and the fresh new pieces that make it all feel alive. The result is a home that looks like a magazine page — and feels like no one else's.
How I Work
The approach behind every project
Personal First
I start with your things — the furniture, the keepsakes, the objects that mean something — before I suggest adding anything new.
Light & Bright Always
I'm drawn to spaces that feel airy, warm, and welcoming. Cream walls, natural textures, good lighting — that's where I start.
A Real Collaboration
This is your home. I bring ideas and expertise — you bring the stories. The best rooms are always built together.
Let's Work Together
I'd love to hear
about your home.
Tell me what you're hoping to change, what you want to keep, and what you want your home to feel like. That's always where we start.