06/16/2026
I wanted to re-introduce myself! I’m Caroline, the founder and creative behind Tuckahoe Home.
I started Tuckahoe Home in 2020, and it’s hard to believe it’s been six years already. For those who are new here, here’s a little about me:
🌿 I live outside Richmond, Virginia in Goochland County with my husband, our two-and-a-half-year-old daughter, and our two Boykin Spaniels. Being Nellie’s mom is my greatest joy.
🌿 Before starting Tuckahoe Home, I was a School Psychologist specializing in evaluations for dyslexia and ADHD, as well as counseling girls and young women. I also coached and served on the board of Girls on the Run.
🌿 I began decorating and painting as a creative outlet while navigating IVF. What started as a way to process a difficult season grew into a business and a calling. Looking back, I feel incredibly grateful to have discovered work that blends creativity, beauty, and connection.
🌿 I grew up on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, and the Bay will always feel like home. Many of my favorite color palettes, memories, and artistic inspirations trace back to life by the water.
🌿 I love arranging flowers, singing, and playing mahjong with friends. Music has always been a big part of my life—it’s even how my husband and I first connected in college. He’s in a band and we love to duet together at home. I love a mix of classic rock, country, hip-hop, alternative, and bluegrass depending on my mood!
🌿 Earlier this year, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was one of the most challenging seasons of my life, but after surgery I am incredibly thankful to be cancer-free. Both IVF and cancer have taught me how precious ordinary moments are and have deepened my appreciation for home, beauty, and the people we love.
🌿 Above all, I hope to be a kind and genuine person who brings goodness, beauty, and joy into the world. Through my art and interior design work, my goal is to help create spaces that become the backdrop for life’s everyday moments and lasting memories.
Thank you for being here and following along. I’d love to know—what would you like to see more of here?