As a child, my home was filled with antique furniture. My favorite piece was a vanity dresser made from hand carved wood and a heavy marble slab. I would sit at it and romanticize my future abode with similarly beautiful furniture of my own. As an adult, the fantasy looks different than I imagined, but I have nostalgia for those feelings and objects. I have created stand-ins for the pieces I once dreamt of, building the fantasy in my practice. In this body of work, I contemplate the concept of home and how gendered stereotypes come into play. The pieces are designed in Adobe Illustrator and laser cut. The resulting objects have little inherent structure. The pieces must hang from the ceiling via pink satin ribbon, attach to the wall, or slump on the floor. This necessity engages the work with elements of a space's interior architecture, exploring the idea of dwelling. The fabrication of the work comes through meticulously sewing the pieces; a practice associated with women's work.