Growing up in Washington D.C., Virginia’s love of design and art began at an early age through frequent visits to The National Gallery of Art. It was also during her early years that Virginia’s appreciation of a well appointed home flourished, as she admired the details of her family’s homes. Virginia spent her young adult years in the South at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she received her BA in Art History. She also lived and studied in Barcelona, Spain, where she has family roots, researching the history of Spanish Modernist Art.

Upon graduation from college, Virginia worked at the AD-100 firm, Mark Cunningham Inc., where the principal designer Mark took her under his wing, teaching her the ins-and-outs of the industry. With much work and determination, she was entrusted with her own projects in Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. and Healdsburg, California. Virginia credits much of her refined, sophisticated aesthetic to her time working for Michael S. Smith, the notable designer of the Obama Whitehouse, where she worked on projects in New York City, the Hamptons, and Palm Beach. Virginia also worked for the AD-100 firm Julie Hillman Design and the boutique firm, Chiara de Rege, where she re-designed the Carolina Herrera flagship boutique on Madison Avenue.

In addition to working on luxury interior design projects, Virginia acts as an Art Advisor for both clients and art collectors alike. Similarly, Virginia acts as a Creative Advisor for Weddings and Events all over the world from Mallorca, Spain, to Palm Beach, Florida, and Easton, Maryland.