Long before it was a business, it was a side hustle running quietly alongside every corporate design gig I ever had. It was my creative outlet, my extra income, and – as it turned out – my safety net when I was laid off in 2023.

That season gave me something I didn’t expect: a glimpse of what it felt like to own my time. To work on things that mattered. To build something that was mine.

Eventually I found another job. I went back to corporate, hated every fluorescent-lit minute of it, and immediately started quietly devising my exit strategy.

Studio Meredith is that exit. And it’s the best decision I’ve ever made.

Here, I do my best work with founders in fashion, beauty, wellness, and lifestyle who understand that aesthetics are a business strategy – not a vanity project. She has a vision. She knows what she wants, even when she can’t articulate it yet. She’s looking for a true creative partner – someone who thinks alongside her, pushes back when it matters, and cares about her business as much as she does.

If that sounds like you, I think we’ll get along just fine.