Hi, my name is Erica Mita. I am a designer and an organizer. I combine these skills to help my clients with many things – their homes, landscapes, project launches, graphics, communications, and more.

My background:

In Scottsdale, AZ I was a contemporary art gallery director, where I honed my skills at curation and exhibit installations.

In Santa Monica, CA I was the controller for Bergamot Station, a contemporary art gallery complex of 35+ galleries, and producer of the LA Arts trade show in NYC.

Later, in NYC, I studied graphic design at Parson, The New School, using these skills to communicate for artisan and non-profit clients. At this time, my husband was the digital media director for MoMA, and my exposure to openings and exhibits also influenced my curiosity.

In Montana, I studied permaculture design under Dave Jackie, converted the lot next to my house into a pollinator garden filled with MT native plants, and am currently enrolled in landscape design certificate program at Longwood Gardens.

My husband and I love to travel, especially to Japan, where he grew up visiting his aunts, uncles, and cousins each summer. Given his ancestry, and language skills, we were married in Kyoto at Heian Jingu (shrine). I love sharing my knowledge of Japan, and helping others plan unique itineraries with some highlights away from the major tourist zones.

Please check the closets, travel, and gardens page for more information and booking links. I would be honored to help you with a project or two.