About Allie

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She strives for balance and functionality, while creating an experience through art in her designs.

She believes Design is a medium of expression that has the potential to positively impact humanity. A successful design requires self motivation and deep concern for the health and wellbeing of others. She designs to make society better whether it is socially, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, or physically.

Aesthetically, her designs follow function then form. She designs for an environment to function at its fullest, then the aesthetics follow in complete harmony with the interior function and the surrounding environment. Every choice made by a designer has the potential to benefit individuals who experience the design. It is her desire to create spaces that reach their potential and leave a positive impact on the community. 

After graduating from Louisiana State University with a Bachelors in the CIDA accredited Interior Design program, Allie moved to Dallas, Texas to pursue hospitality design at Faulkner Design Group. Being heavily involved in the FF&E department, she fell in love with hospitality design. Once her internship at Faulkner came to a close, she pursued more experience in the mechanics of design with Dallas Architecture firm, MSC Design. While at MSC, she was lead designer on multiple projects and also gained valuable experience in project management and architecture planning under founder and architect Matthew Crittenden. There she continued the study of hospitality design in restaurants, coffee bars, and cocktail lounges. As her career continued, she moved to Scottsdale, AZ. A fresh new landscape and a large market pushed Allie to diversify her professional experience and work in high-end residential design. IMI Design is a modern luxury design firm. She quickly became well versed in high-end residential design and enhanced her industry acumen under Designers Anita Lang and Gil Pinto. The style embraced by IMI will continue to influence the designs Allie produces today. Her next chapter has taken her to the East coast. She will continue her career in design in the Connecticut and New York markets.