Jordan applies a client-centered approach to her work. She believes in developing a collaborative relationship to ensure the spaces she works on are truly reflective of those living in it. Design elements that are important to her include keeping a space timeless by mixing old with new, bringing the outdoors in, sustainable practices, and incorporating personal heirlooms or quirky elements that are true to the client. She appreciates a mid-century modern meets West Coast meets thrifted, eclectic style. Jordan holds a B.A. in Psychology and an M.S. in Marriage & Family Therapy and received education from Century College for Interior Design prior to working in the field. 

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What fuels Jordan: Chasing after her two girls, time with family and friends, a good arts and crafts project, traveling, exploring new restaurants, being near water and time outdoors, the hunt of antiquing & thrifting, yoga, and a matcha or a coffee.