Hi, I’m Meg 👋

I’m an artist, designer, and professional idea collector who has turned “ooh wait what if I made this…” into an actual business.

I started designing at 16 in a print shop, which means I learned the rules early—and then spent the next decade figuring out which ones were worth keeping. Now my work lives somewhere between structured design and creative chaos. Clean enough to use, chaotic enough to feel like it has a pulse.

I don’t really believe in making things just to be pretty. I like personality. I like things that feel a little unhinged in a good way. Slightly imperfect lines, ideas that probably didn’t need to exist but do anyway, collections that feel like they were built mid-spiral and somehow work.

Most of my best work starts the same way:

no plan, too many tabs open (mentally and literally), and a random spark that refuses to leave me alone.

Outside of work, I’m a mom of two girls, married to my husband John since 2011, and living in a house that is rarely quiet and never boring. There are always projects happening, thrifted things waiting to be turned into something else, and at least one dog directly in the way at all times (there are three, so… statistically inevitable).

I like building things from nothing, following ideas a little too far, and creating work that feels like something you haven’t seen a hundred times already. Not everything needs to be polished. Not everything needs to make perfect sense. Sometimes it just needs to exist because it’s fun, interesting, or a little bit weird.

That’s the kind of work I make.