instinctive ability to craft beautifully balanced sets with a refined, elegant spirit. With a knack for discovering unexpected treasures, she often sources props from antique stores and flea markets, adding depth and character to her work. 

Her creative foundation is deeply rooted in the arts. Beth studied art history, ceramics, and sculpture in Cortona, Italy; trained as a potter at Penland School of Craft; and directed art programs in Oaxaca, Mexico—experiences that continue to shape her unique perspective on design and beauty. Her appreciation for natural landscapes was nurtured through childhood trips to the Rocky Mountains and several summers spent living and working in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. 

Beth’s early career in the Appraisal Department at Skinner Auctioneers and Appraisers sharpened her eye for form, proportion, and decorative arts. Today, she applies that knowledge across a wide range of projects—from styling and creative direction to interior design. With clients like HomeGoods and VistaPrint, she contributes to seasonal campaigns, in-store signage, and social media content.

Her interior work has grown into restoration and design projects with her contractor husband, including renovating their own 19th-century home and a neighboring Greek Revival cottage for her mother. That project was especially meaningful, as it brought her family's story full circle—her parents, Lynn and Barbara Wickwire, had appeared in the very first barn renovation on This Old House television series, where Beth also made a childhood appearance. 

Beth thrives in collaborative environments, translating each client’s vision into compelling imagery for still and motion campaigns. Her easygoing nature, artistic eye, and extensive experience make her a trusted creative partner—from concept through to final image.