I’m Chase Peery, and design isn't just something I look at it’s how I think. Whether I’m orchestrating spatial flow room by room or shaping a bold brand campaign online, I live for the intersection of storytelling, consumer psychology, and tactile aesthetics.

My journey into design sparked nearly three years ago when I began working as a home staging assistant for Kasse Decor in Portland, collaborating closely with the CEO. Being granted incredible creative freedom within this role allowed me to tap into my raw imagination, discover my passion for visual composition, and learn how intentional layouts turn empty spaces into cohesive environments that invite buyers to instantly picture their future lives. Wanting to expand my toolkit beyond residential staging and dive deeper into commercial, in-store spatial dynamics, I intentionally pursued a role at the Adidas Employee Store. My motive was to work directly alongside in-store visual merchandisers, master consumer behavior on a larger retail scale, and build hands-on industry connections.

Beyond the screen and the retail floor, my creative perspective is deeply informed by my active lifestyle. Whether I'm navigating rugged terrain on multi-day backcountry backpacking trips, maintaining a disciplined weightlifting routine, or drawing design inspiration from clean athletic footwear silhouettes and streetwear culture, I find balance and structural harmony in the physical world.

Now, building on my academic foundation from Portland Community College and transferring to the University of Oregon to major in advertising with a minor in business, I am channeling that exact same visual eye into the digital landscape. I am drawn to brand direction, visual merchandising, and creative roles where I can leverage brand storytelling and spatial design to turn raw inspiration into high-impact campaigns that catch the eye and stick in the mind