Early in her career, most renovations solved one room at a time. A new kitchen here, a repainted bedroom there. The house never came together as a whole. Rooms felt disconnected, like they belonged to different homes. Sophia believed a home should feel like one complete thought, not a collection of separate decisions. So she stopped taking small projects and started designing entire homes, from the first sketch to the final piece of furniture. Twelve years later, that belief hasn't changed. Every home she designs is built as a whole, not assembled in pieces. Today, Sophia works with a small number of families each year across Scottsdale, taking on only full-home projects where she can shape every detail, start to finish.