A Wyoming native, Sabrina did her studies at Colorado State University. She graduated cum laude with a degree in Interior Design and Construction Management, and concurrently earned her LEED accreditation. Before joining WRJ, Sabrina worked on a wide range of projects, both residential and commercial, in a wide range of locations, both in the states and abroad. Wherever she is, Sabrina is inspired by the natural beauty she sees and experiences, which is reflected in her designs.

Arianne left her Georgia home and headed West to study at BYU-Idaho, where she graduated with a BS in Interior Design. Today, in her professional life, she’s guided by the design elements of pattern, texture and color, while in her personal life, her love of family, outdoor pursuits and nature act as Arianne’s guides. At WRJ, Arianne brings a passion for organization and her love of fine details to all of her work.

Senior Designer, Zack Myers, grew up in Ogden, Utah and earned his degree in interior design at Weber State University. His work experience has taken him east to Manhattan, and west to Las Vegas, before bringing to Jackson Hole and WRJ. As movie buff and violin player, Zack enjoys being indoors, but as a passionate downhill skier and hiker, Zack takes full advantage of the outdoor activities Jackson is known for. Catching sight of him on a hike usually means also catching sight of his two dedicated hiking partners: Koda and Kairi, Zack’s two Shiba puppies.

From an early age, a creative compass pointed Renee towards design, which she followed with focus and curiosity. This led her to Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she earned her degree in Interior Design, a field she’s loved working in ever since. Renee’s childhood was spent exploring the Allegheny National Forest near her rural Pennsylvania home, and today her outdoor explorations continue across the Tetons and far beyond. Renee’s passion for exploring cultures and cuisine through travels take her to exotic locations around the world. There, the same traits of focus and curiosity that define her professional life, guide Renee’s personal pursuits as well.

Born and raised in Aspen, Colorado, Maya grew up inspired by the mountains of the west. Recently, she received her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Interior Design from Colorado State University. Maya’s eye for uniquely beautiful objects and devotion to craftsmanship is matched by her talent in lighting design, and the ability to oversee highly-complex projects, which she loves to watch flourish. Skilled at both hand drafting and computer aided design, Maya loves to do plein air water-coloring, a passion she looks forward to pursuing in the natural beauty of the Tetons.

Upon earning her bachelor’s degree in Interior Design from BYU-Idaho in her hometown of Rexburg, Stephanie moved to Jackson in 2005. She refined her focus on functional interiors, and today is an active member of the National Kitchen and Bath Association. Today, Stephanie brings more than a decade’s worth of experience designing those spaces, plus other interior areas, to WRJ’s clients. Her own time in the Tetons finds Stephanie outdoors—snowshoeing, skiing, hiking, backpacking and running half-marathons.

Brooke, a Sarasota, Florida native, studied at Wake Forest University, where she majored in Business and Arts Management, and minored in Music. She followed her passion for singing, and performed with the Sarasota Opera for 11 years. Finding herself drawn to the natural beauty of the Tetons, Brooke moved to Jackson and joined WRJ. Today, she enjoys being part of a team that connects the beauty of the natural world to beautiful aesthetic traditions.

After graduating from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Amanda’s work took her to another state capital: Austin, TX. As she developed her management skills, and honed her already strong organizational skills, Amanda was also actively focusing her creative sights on design. Her passion for beautiful spaces that are rooted in classical design principles led her to WRJ, and her passionate belief that beautiful design can bring harmony into our lives made her the perfect fit for design assistant at WRJ.

Nature has always been Sammy‘s passion. Her strongest memories of her childhood in Idaho Falls are ones that involve being outdoors, and as an adult, that hasn’t changed. Today, given the choice and the chance, Sammy will be outside. Her love for, and belief in, the beauty and benefits of nature is what informs Sammy’s work. A graduate of the University of Idaho, with a Bachelor’s in Interior Design with a Minor in Architecture, Sammy’s ongoing interest in the cohesive and harmonious merging of indoor and outdoor spaces is what brought her to WRJ as a Design Assistant.

Chloe left her hometown of Shaker Heights, Ohio to study Psychology and Studio Art at Bucknell University. A semester abroad in Rome expanded Chloe’s appreciation of art, sculpture, architecture and all the beautiful details of design. Today, she applies that love of design, and the credo by which she lives, ”attention to detail,” to her work at WRJ. A ready traveler and sports enthusiast, Chloe indulges in both in her Jackson Hole life and destinations beyond.

Born in Chicago, David worked for large retailers around the country, rising through their ranks as he honed his skills in inventory management. Entering the textile industry gave David the chance to deepen his knowledge of sourcing and logistics, as well as showroom design. At WRJ, his work allows him to integrate all of his skills from coordinating installations on projects, to forging relationships with global carriers. David’s outgoing nature, and the ease and pleasure he takes in creating connections, makes his work at WRJ especially fulfilling.

Prior to joining WRJ’s team as Operations Associate, Kelsey, a graduate of Indiana University, worked in luxury real estate. AT WRJ she’s involved in a variety of integral aspects of the company. Whether it’s ensuring installations run smoothly, to sourcing, to organizing the showroom, what supports all of Kelsey’s work is her belief that strong systems and procedures make everything more manageable. A nature lover, Kelsey spends her non-work time hiking the Tetons, camping, backpacking and tubing on the river.

Originally from the East Coast, Amanda received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography at the Maine College of Art. Inspired by the advice of a mentor who said, “Whenever possible, go to the original source to do your research,” Amanda moved to Italy where she studied leather handbag craftsmanship and pattern making at the Scuola del Cuoio, in Florence. Her passion for travel informs her passion for the history of craft and culture in fashion and design. Approaching “life as a collection of experiences,” she finds the pattern of beauty in all things.