Welcome to Worth Noting! I’m Natalie, a creative designer and curator with a cultivated fondness for interior and sartorial design. Guided by restraint and classicism, my eye is shaped by an enduring love for ephemera, timeworn architecture, antique acquisitions, and 20th century typography and design (infused with a touch of whimsy for added charm). Worth Noting is my journal for sharing beautiful things and thoughtfully curated collections rooted in all that I love, with an eye toward secondhand treasures, vintage charm, and small-shop gems.

I currently reside in a charming 1920s DC apartment with my cockapoo, Millie.

Beyond this space, I offer design services by way of branding, identity, print and more. Visit my studio if you’re interested in working together.

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