Rebecca’s journey began with a lifelong passion for design that sparked from architecture and automotive elements.

In a trade focused high school project—a student-designed house sparked a profound appreciation for thoughtful and innovative design. Inspired by this early experience, she pursued formal education in Interior Design, honing her skills and deepening her understanding of aesthetics and functionality. Over the past twelve years, she has immersed herself in the world of design, refining her expertise. She now serves on the Board of Directors for the Construction Trades Foundation for the program.

While she has worked in multifamily, restaurant, and light commercial, Rebecca has focused much of her career on residential design completing multimillion dollar renovations and additions in and around the nation's capital, hand selecting interior and exterior fixtures and finishes.

Awarded Thirty Under 30 in 2019 and a Certified Kitchen and Bath Designer, Rebecca has made her mark completing a multitude of bespoke designs from Scandinavian, Moroccan inspired, Modern Traditional, to Mid-Century Modern. Ensuring every detail is intentionally drawn and selected, each homeowner has a space that is distinctly theirs.

Collecting various mid-century furniture pieces throughout the years, Rebecca has combined her personal passion with extensive professional experience, leading to the creation of The Scantique Home.

Some of Rebecca’s favorite iconic pieces are the Eames Lounge Chair, Noguchi Table, and Eero Saarinen Womb Chair.

When she is not immersed in designing, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and volunteering to serve the local community. Her favorite national park is Grand Tetons National Park and one of her most rewarding volunteer experiences was constructing wall sections for a family in need.

Follow Rebecca's projects on Instagram @dsgn.rebecca