At the table
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In order to create design that feeds the client, one must learn about them on a deeper level. What differentiates one person from another? My job is to take the unique elements of personality and perspective, using my design knowledge, to create a space that feels like an expansion of you.
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Design exists in every moment of your day. Just as you love a specific dish at that one restaurant, spaces designed specifically to an individual’s experience are easy to digest and enhance one’s life. Your favorite plate might disappear after a meal, but design will continue to feed the soul for years to come.
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A Kansas City resident before moving to Italy, Jill took preliminary classes at Johnson County Community College, long knowing that interior design was her path in life. In January 2023 she began attending The Florence Institute of Design International. She graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors of Interior Design in December 2025. The last year of university was spent working on a 140,000 square foot thesis project, conducting research and completing the design of a Kinesthetic Arts Center.
Calling Florence her home, she gained historical knowledge first hand under the counsel of working professionals as professors along with the completion of her Architecture Internship at OPPS Architectura. Jill has recently returned to the metropolitan area of Kansas City with the goal of bringing a new level of design to her community and connecting with creatives that share her vision.
The Modern Italian Design Perspective
Florence may be viewed for its Origination of the Renaissance, but hidden throughout the region are masterpieces of modernist work. What makes these designs stand out in the world is the Italian’s appreciation for history in combination with their commitment to innovation.
Modern Italian style showcases sophistication and elegance, all the while maintaining minimal ornamentation. The Focal points of space become avant-garde forms, shaped to function for the user. Leaving you with a sense of awe while remaining warm and inviting.
These ideals are the foundation for design at I Eat Interiors.
Museo Marino Marini, Firenze, 2024.