Her early years were spent in the bustling, diverse environment of Hong Kong.
“Hong Kong was a melting potso modern and culturally diverse,” she recalls.
Being half-Chinese, her move to the United States in middle school was a stark contrast.
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This blend of Eastern and Western influences profoundly impacted her worldview and, subsequently, her design style.
A Lifelong Passion for Design
Daviss passion for design was evident from a young age.
Davis shared that was always interested in spaces and the kind of stories that could be told through design.
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Her fascination with architecture and interiors was more than a hobby; it was a calling.
“I remember studying and drawing floor andlandscape plansin architectural magazines.”
“My personal style is just that!
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Its layered and quirky and a mish-mash of periods and styles,” she describes.
Design Inspirations and Philosophies
Davis finds inspiration in the world around her, particularlyin architecture.
Davis also draws upon her multicultural upbringing in her designs, even if not overtly.
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A Home Filled with Light and Color
Daviss own home is a reflection of her design philosophy.
“I love the light and the openness.
Color is another essential element in her designs.
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“I love everything from Nickey Kehoe and Im beyond excited to visit their New York store!”
As for trends, shes ready to move past theubiquitous brass.
“I still use it but I am really diggingpolished chromethese days.”
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