Our Team
Parker Bolden
Raised in rural Northwest Oregon and shaped by his small-farm roots, Parker is guided by curiosity and a deep reverence for the natural world. He carries these traditions forward in Coquille, his work is grounded in an enduring respect for skilled artisans and the belief that exceptional work is made possible through exceptional people. Through relentless curation and collaboration Parker has built a multidisciplinary studio capable of taking on complex, unconventional projects—assembling teams that think critically, build rigorously, and execute at the highest level. The result is work defined by clarity, conviction, and a refusal to compromise.
Founder
Shop Manager, Master Craftsman
Jeffrey Ostercamp
Bringing a deeply grounded, hands-on intelligence to every project he touches, Jeffrey is the connective tissue between design intent and flawless execution. Raised in rural Iowa, his work ethic is equal parts precision and perseverance, shaped by a culture of making things right the first time. Calm, exacting, and relentlessly curious, he oversees the studio’s build operations with quiet authority, translating ambitious ideas into enduring, highly crafted environments.
Lead Designer
Negar Vali
Iranian-Canadian interior designer Negar Vali studied interior design at Toronto Metropolitan University and has worked with internationally respected studios, including Yabu Pushelberg. Her practice is grounded in material rigor, spatial proportion, and a precise understanding of how environments are constructed, occupied, and endured. Formed by migration, memory, and place, Negar’s cross-cultural perspective informs a design language defined by motion and ever evolving landscapes. Her work rejects excess in favor of clarity—spaces shaped by conviction, where materials are encouraged to assert themselves and every detail is essential, each with its own raison d’être.
Lauren is a multidisciplinary tradesperson at Perpetually Devastated, she brings a wealth of hands-on experience across multiple professions, from firefighting to arborist work, she brings a sharp technical curiosity and a rural Ozark discipline to the studios build work. Lauren approaches construction as both craft and problem-solving, valuing precision and consistency, her role within the studio is defined by adaptability, rigor, and an unromantic respect for tools, materials, and process.
Carpenters Apprentice, Shop Technician