Natalie is a licensed Architect and Interior Designer at Architecture 101 with a deep appreciation for existing buildings and the stories they carry. Born and raised in Savannah, she has completed more than 30 historic renovations throughout the city’s historic districts, developing a strong understanding of how to preserve a building’s character while thoughtfully adapting it for modern life.

Details are at the center of how Natalie thinks. She began her career in architecture, but her love for shaping the smaller moments within a space eventually led her to pursue interior design licensure too. Today, she practices both together and has a natural ability to see how every decision connects, from structure and systems to finishes, furniture, and the way a room ultimately feels. She can practically run a clash detection test in her head, anticipating how all the pieces of a project will come together before they ever reach the field.

Her work is grounded in respect for historic fabric and a belief that good renovation should feel honest to the original building while still making room for thoughtful new ideas. That same mindset carries into her personal life, where she is steadily renovating her own 103-year-old home and is never far from another hands-on project.

Outside the office, Natalie loves crafting, working in the yard with her dad, spending time with her nieces, taking long evening walks with friends, and hanging out with her Shepsky, Mr. Piano.