I started Cosenza Collective because I have always been drawn to creating spaces that feel good to come home to. Growing up in a family that lived and breathed hospitality taught me what it means to take care of people, to notice the smallest details, and to ensure everything feels just right without having to be asked.

After graduating from Syracuse University, I moved to New York and built a career in public relations and marketing. My work with brands in hospitality, travel, spirits, and design taught me how to tell a story, how to create an elevated experience, and how to build trust through thoughtful touches. In time, the pull toward something more personal became impossible to ignore. I wanted work that allowed me to connect directly with people rather than only with brands.

Summers at the Jersey Shore have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. A few years ago, I began helping neighbors prepare their second homes before they arrived for the season. Organizing spaces, stocking favorite groceries, and placing fresh floral arrangements by the bedside may have seemed like simple tasks, yet they made a real difference. The relief people felt walking into a home that was already cared for stayed with me and sparked the idea that this could become something more.

What began as a seasonal project for me, has grown into Cosenza Collective. Now based in New York City, I work with clients across Manhattan and the surrounding areas who want their home to reflect their lifestyle but may not have the time or energy to manage every detail. My goal is to create spaces that feel deeply personal, built on trust and attention to detail, with a quiet elegance that makes coming home feel effortless.

For me, it is about showing up consistently, understanding each individual’s preferences, and creating an environment that brings ease, comfort, and beauty into everyday life. That is what I love, and that is what Cosenza Collective is all about.