After a decade of working with the industry’s most established firms, Ericka founded ECID and quickly garnered a loyal client base in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. Her aesthetic effortlessly combines both classical and modern elements, resulting in spaces that give a nod to the past, while looking to the future.
Ericka values timeless asthetics, and dismisses industry trends to ensure her client's homes withstand the test of time. Her design ethos seamlessly intertwines classical sophistication with contemporary flair, and ensures that each space reflects her clients’ unique tastes, habits, and aspirations.
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Ericka opened her firm in 2016, and swiftly emerged as a leading designer for discerning clientele seeking premier residential interior design services in San Francisco, Marin, Atherton, Sonoma, and Southern California. With clientele ranging from Silicon Valley families to Los Angeles film makers, Ericka delivers interiors that are visually astounding yet comfortable for the end user.
Through her experiences, Ericka has acquired a deep understanding for the design process. In Los Angeles, Ericka practiced under acclaimed designer Kelly Wearstler, followed by work with the esteemed Martha Angus in San Francisco, both of whose contributions have graced the pages of distinguished publications such as Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and House Beautiful. With a double degree in Interior Design and Business Management, Ericka approaches each project with equal concentration on both aesthetics and project execution.
Recognizing that successful project outcomes depend on robust collaboration among the client, designer, architect, and builder, Ericka prioritizes nurturing these relationships. She embodies a team-oriented approach, ensuring that projects progress punctually and in client specified budgets. Known for her methodical yet spirited approach, she remains deeply engaged in every facet of the design process. Her firm provides comprehensive design services encompassing the initial planning stages all the way through construction and final implementation of furniture and art.
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