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.

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.

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.

Kate has made her way West via her hometown of Chicago and carries with her influences from the Bay Area of San Francisco where she began her career and studied, earning her BFA in Interior Design. Her love of varying design elements, landscapes and architecture, help inform her passion for design and innovation. Her time is invested in friends and family, and she delivers that same commitment and passion in her work and dedication to the WRJ family as well. Throughout her career she has most valued her client relationships, as helping others achieve their vision is what gives her work its finest purpose.

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.

Growing up a dancer, Sydney was always drawn to every aspect of design that went into the production of a performance. This led her to majoring in scenic design with a double minor in Graphic Design and French at Washington University in St. Louis where she received a Bachelor of arts in Theater Production. She’s always been passionate about dance and learning about different cultures. She worked for an event planning company for her college internship that always talked about “creating moments of impact.” This stuck with her as she’s always seeking to put a smile on someone’s face and doing what she truly loves in a place she loves.

Patience's love of design started at an early age tagging along with her father who owned a flooring company, learning about the newest products and application processes. Her passion for the evolving world of design and architecture lead her to San-Antonio Texas where she received her bachelor's degree of fine arts in Interior Design. A Wyoming native, she has a strong wanderlust and craving for adventure – skiing, hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting.

Ashton started her career as the head of Visual Display at Aurora Mills Architectural Salvage and Antiques in Portland, OR. That led to a career in Home Staging and Styling for photoshoots and videos. These experiences inspired her to go back to school for interior design. She was initially drawn to and holds a BFA from Savannah College of Art in Sound Design because it was an exciting avenue for creating moods and experiences. Her passion for facilitating those experiences eventually led her to Interior Design where she could express that desire in a tangible way. She appreciates thoughtful and unexpected design that is unique to the person. She loves to help people realize a vision that they can’t always articulate on their own.

Carlisle earned her degree in Interior Design, specializing in Commercial Design, from the University of Alabama. Before joining the WRJ team, she worked at a residential interior design firm in Atlanta, GA, and has retail and showroom experience from a firm in Charlotte, NC. Part of what she loves about the industry is creating and building relationships with clients, vendors, craftspeople, and co-workers. She's passionate about creating inviting spaces for people to congregate and spend time together. When she's not working, Carlisle enjoys yoga, hiking, and riding horses.

Annie grew up in Fairfield, CT spending many winters skiing in Vermont and summers at the beach in Rhode Island. After completing her undergraduate Bachelor of Science at the University of Vermont in 2006, she moved to Jackson where she spends most of her free time with family enjoying the outdoors. During this time, she continued on to complete her Master of Accounting and Financial Management at the Keller Graduate School of Management in 2019 and has worked in the accounting and finance business specializing in interior design for over seven years. Hard work and dedication are not the only thing that has got Annie to where she is today; she is grateful for the family and friends, both near and far, who have influenced her path in life.

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.

Growing up in the rolling hills of southern Wisconsin, the birthplace of Frank Lloyd Wright and home to Taliesin, Shelly obtained an appreciation for wide open spaces and the influence that the natural environment has on the spaces we create. Shelly graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with a degree in International Relations. She has channeled her lifelong passion for that “feeling” that comes from a well-designed space into helping other people achieve that same feeling of inspired living. With a keen eye for detail, Shelly uses her natural talent to bring together all the elements of design into the harmony that creates the experience that is WRJ Home.

Growing up in Santa Cruz, CA Shiloh always found herself surfing local breaks, snowboarding in Tahoe, and traveling when she craved some adventure. After graduating from University of California, Santa Barbara with a degree in Communication, Shiloh decided to leave the beach and explore the beautiful mountains of Jackson, WY. With a wide variety of job experiences including working in sales, serving in restaurants, and completing a marketing internship for a hospital in Santa Barbara, CA Shiloh continues utilize and grow her interpersonal skills, creativity, organization, and event planning.

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.