I studied Political Science at The University of Texas while swimming for the Longhorns, but my path quickly shifted toward a more creative direction. I started out in marketing in New York—first in publishing, then in the wedding world—before landing in interior design, where I represented high-end textiles across three states.
Wanting to deepen my knowledge, I enrolled in interior design courses at Moore College of Art and Design while working full-time. After getting married and having our two kids, Landyn and Bryce, I took time off to be home with them during those early years.
Still craving a creative outlet, I started sharing design and style inspiration —and that’s how Reihman Road came to life. Today, it’s a place where I share the things I love: thoughtful interiors, elevated finds, and ideas that make everyday living a little more beautiful.
Post (kids) bedtime snacks
Anything with bubbles!
Osea Body Oil - I’ve never loved a moisturizer more!
Exploring local arboretums. I’m garden obsessed!
The name Reihman Road embodies my heritage - a road on our family's 50-acre farm that guided my childhood. Named after the Reihman family, my mother's maiden name, this place is entrenched in our family history for decades. Among my top three sanctuaries, Reihman Road, alongside the farm and any waterfront, holds a special place. Weekly visits to this haven clear my mind, offer precious time with my grandparents, and reframe my perspective. Here, my connection with nature bloomed, as I gathered wildflowers, plucked wild berries, and traced the creek's path. Nature's palette – blues, creamy whites, warm greys – inspires my creative endeavors. On Reihman Road, I learned some of my life’s most important principles: valuing enduring craftsmanship, investing in the exceptional, cherishing simple moments. Reihman Road infused in me a reverence for quality, the art of finding joy in life's simple treasures, and the magic of merging nature with our spaces – all central to the Reihman Road brand.