Hello, I'm Elle Echevarria.

Art has shaped my life for as long as I can remember. My father was a gifted sculptor, artist, and collector, and many of my earliest memories are surrounded by creativity, galleries, and conversations about art. Growing up, I often joked that I hadn't inherited his artistic talent. His response became one of the guiding principles of my career:

"You don’t have to create the piece to create the story it tells.”

At sixteen years old, I launched my first art consulting projects in the Asheville, North Carolina area, helping clients source artwork for their homes and businesses. What began as a passion project quickly evolved into a growing business that continued throughout my college years.

My career eventually led me to Charleston, South Carolina, where I immersed myself in one of the country's most vibrant art communities. There, I worked across multiple facets of the industry, from directing galleries and consulting gallery owners on sales strategy and collector engagement to curating collections for residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.

One of my favorite projects to date has been sourcing and curating artwork for Hotel Emeline, a celebrated boutique hotel in Charleston. Projects like these reinforced my belief that thoughtfully selected artwork has the power to transform spaces and create unforgettable experiences.

In 2023, my work expanded internationally when I began auctioneering for Sotheby's affiliated and private estate auctions in Vienna, Austria. This experience deepened my understanding of the global art market and strengthened my expertise in acquisitions, brokerage, and collection development.

Today, I am based in Raleigh, North Carolina, serving clients throughout the United States and internationally. My work spans residential, hospitality, commercial, and private collection projects, with a focus on creating curated environments that feel authentic, elevated, and deeply personal.

Whether sourcing a single statement piece, building a private collection, or developing an art program for a hospitality property, my goal remains the same: to connect people with artwork that brings meaning, beauty, and character to the spaces they inhabit.