The Consultancy PR (TCPR) announces its representation of Hoedemaker Pfeiffer. Hoedemaker Pfeiffer is a West Coast-based architecture and design studio focused on the creation of space that reveals the human spirit and connects us to the world in which we live. Through the interweaving of architecture, interiors, and landscape, Hoedemaker Pfeiffer strives to reveal what is essential in the human experience and to create layers of meaning that tell stories through the space and materials. 

Rooted in residential design and often for family retreats, Hoedemaker Pfeiffer embraces a passion for what is too often taken for granted—small moments, family, and shared memories that make life’s journey meaningful. This same attitude infuses the firm’s work with bespoke commercial and lifestyle projects as they seek to merge contemporary design with timeless traditions, creating environments meant to endure for generations.  

TCPR will support PR strategy with an emphasis on media relations and thought leadership.

The Consultancy PR also welcomes Izzy Hernandez, joining the team as an Account Director working on East Fork, Hoedemaker Pfeiffer, MoMA Design Studio, and Pepper Home.  Prior to joining TCPR, Izzy Hernandez spent nearly four years at DADA Goldberg, a communications agency specializing in luxury home, design, and lifestyle brands. During her tenure, she led communications efforts for clients including Nickey Kehoe, Jenni Kayne, il Buco Vita, Olive Ateliers, and The Brownstone Boys, overseeing media relations, partnerships, product launches, events, and executive visibility initiatives. Her experience spans both established and emerging brands, as well as interior designers and creative founders across the home and lifestyle space. Izzy graduated from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication with a specialization in Public Relations.

Additionally, The Consultancy PR is joined by Rebekah Jaffe and Bea Braun-Arnold, both new to the team as PR Coordinators. Rebekah will be working on Cortney Bishop Design, Ernesta, Million Dollar Baby, Ryan Street Architects, and Sunbrella. Bea joins the Andrea Goldman, Curioso, and Lalique teams.

Prior to joining TCPR, Rebekah Jaffe gained experience across agency, brand, and lifestyle public relations, supporting media relations, influencer partnerships, event execution, and strategic communications. Most recently, she interned at K+Co, where she assisted with media outreach, press materials, influencer activations, and client events for brands spanning fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and hospitality. Rebekah also worked with Fingerprint Communications, contributing to media relations efforts, client proposals, press recaps, and strategic communications initiatives.

In addition to her agency experience, Rebekah has worked closely with fashion stylist Tara West, supporting content creation, social media strategy, and brand partnerships. Her background reflects a strong passion for storytelling, relationship-building, and connecting brands with meaningful audiences. Rebekah recently graduated from the University of Delaware with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, concentrating in Public Relations, with a minor in Event Management.

Beatrice Braun-Arnold brings experience across public relations, events, social media, and research. Most recently, Beatrice served as an Events Intern at Purple PR, where she supported high-profile activations and launches for clients including Jean Paul Gaultier, Assouline, and Kate Spade. In this role, she managed guest communications, coordinated on-site logistics, and developed event recaps and case studies. Prior to this, she worked as a Social Media Intern at the Denison Museum, creating and publishing content to drive audience engagement across digital platforms. She also conducted historical research for Real Time History, a Berlin-based production company, where she developed strong research, writing, and analytical skills that continue to inform her approach to storytelling and client communications.

Beatrice holds a B.A. in History from Denison University.

Image courtesy of Hoedemaker Pfeiffer