Interior Designer & Artist

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Hey, I’m Bree! If you don’t already know me, here’s a little more about my history and how I became an Interior Designer in Las Vegas:

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I've always been passionate about music and the arts, but my lifelong obsession with design began my freshman year of high school in Rochester, MN, when I chose Interior Design as an alternative to Home Economics. My communication and problem-solving skills, artistic abilities, color acuity, detail retention, and excellent visualization skills ended up being the ideal attributes for the job!

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After graduating in 2007, I attended South Dakota State University to study Interior Design and Painting/Printmaking. In 2012 I moved to Phoenix, AZ, where I earned my Associate Degree of Paralegal Studies from the National Paralegal College. The following year I moved to Las Vegas, NV, where I initially worked as a project coordinator for a civil engineering firm, and later returned to school to complete my Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Interior Architecture and Design, graduating with honors from the Academy of Art University in 2021.

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I started Sinplicity Designs in 2016 and made it my mission to custom-tailor each design experience while creating functional, comfortable, and aesthetically balanced homes, to ensure my clients are delighted with every detail. And now, I'm finally able to do what I love and help others feel more at home, pro bono!​

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List of Completed Courses

 

3D Digital Modeling

Adobe In-Design

Advanced Commercial Design Studio

Advanced Legal Analysis & Writing

American History 1- Discovery to Reconstruction

American History 2- Westward Expansion to Vietnam

Applied Music

Art Appreciation

Art History Through the 15th Century

Art History Through the 19th Century

BIM & Design Graphics

Building Codes & Systems

College Algebra

Color Fundamentals

Color Rendering Techniques

Commercial Design Studio

Comparative Politics

Composition

Comprehensive Design Studio

Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure

Creative Persuasion & Argument

Criminal Law