Catherine Leocadi had an extensive career in design in London and New York City. Her corporate work culminated as VP Men's Accessories at Coach and, along with her team, grew the men's business from 100 to 700 million in global sales. Catherine created small leather goods, home and travel goods, belts, watches, sunglasses and key chains for the storied brand. Focusing on accessories, earlier in her career Catherine has designed accessories, for men, women and children and worked for brands including Marks and Spencer, Paul Smith, Thomas Pink and Liberty.  Catherine relocated to Princeton in 2012.

Darren Greenblatt (www.darrengreenblatt.com) has been a creative entrepreneur in the fashion, entertainment and hospitality industries for over 20 years in New York City. His fashion work focused on illustration, women's clothing, jewelry and accessories. Darren created Donna Bell's Bake Shop, the renown NYC bakery, has written two books published by Random House and Simon and Schuster, and sold two TV show pilots for Fox and NBC/Sony. Darren has been featured in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Allure, Marie Claire and Women’s Wear Daily and his designs have been sold at Bloomingdales, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Kirna Zabete and Jeffrey New York. Darren has appeared on The Apprentice, The Today Show, The View, Rachael Ray and CNN.  Darren relocated to Princeton in 2015.

Catherine and Darren bonded immediately over their love of exquisite experiences, fine quality, design integrity and passion for style beyond trends. Princeton Creative Services is the culmination of the duo's unique complementary work history and their mutual appreciation for optimal living.