My fascination with style—textiles, patterns, and color—began long before my professional journey kicked off in the early 90s. Growing up, my parents constantly shaped their homes, taking a hands-on approach to building and design. Their choices were always innovative, and they undeniably influenced my aesthetic sensibilities.

After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Alaska Anchorage, I spent years honing my visual skills in visual merchandising. From window displays to store layouts and even fashion styling, I thrived in creating captivating visual experiences. My role as Visual Department Manager at Nordstrom in Anchorage was a highlight of this period.

In 2002, fueled by a love for design details ignited by the construction of our custom home, I launched my own interior decorating business. Five years later, I joined forces with my husband, Cary, to establish Red Carrot Design, Inc.

2006, I deepened my design expertise by becoming a certified Feng Shui practitioner. This ancient art of placement, rooted in safety and security, perfectly complements my design passions: fabrics, colors, and a love for creating beautiful yet functional spaces for my clients.

You can virtually step into some of Jill’s tastefully tailored and incredibly inviting spaces here in our folio or visit our profile on Houzz.com.