For as long as Christine Prucha can remember, she has been drawn to making spaces feel polished, welcoming, and intentional. Long before she founded Eye For Style LLC, that creative instinct revealed itself in small but telling ways. As a child, she organized her closet, rearranged her bedroom, and even restyled the presents beneath the family Christmas tree.

“I would reposition the gifts to make sure they were stacked ‘just right,’ almost like a retail store display,” Christine recalls. “Looking back, those moments were early signs of my passion for design and styling.”

Today, that lifelong passion has evolved into a business centered on helping homeowners transform the places they call home. Through occupied home staging, color consulting, home organizing, redesign, styling, and shopping services, Christine works with clients to create spaces that are both beautiful and functional.

What separates her business from others, however, is less about furniture placement or color palettes and more about the relationships she builds along the way.

“What sets my business apart is the strong connection I build with each client,” Christine says. “I take the time to understand their vision, lifestyle, and the things that matter most to them.”

Rather than starting with a blank slate, Christine begins with what homeowners already treasure. She asks about the pieces they love and incorporates those elements into a design that reflects who they are. It’s an approach that perfectly aligns with her company’s tagline: “Connecting people with their style.”

That philosophy also shapes the clients she serves. Christine enjoys working with homeowners who want to improve the comfort and functionality of their living spaces, as well as real estate professionals preparing homes for the market.

“I’m passionate about forming relationships with people to maximize the value, comfort, and potential of their homes,” she shares.

Before launching Eye For Style six years ago, Christine built a career that consistently nurtured her creative talents. She began in cosmetology, where she developed an appreciation for aesthetics and attention to detail before transitioning into visual merchandising and pop-up shop design.

She also credits her father for helping shape her creative outlook.

“One of my biggest influences was my dad,” Christine says. “I noticed his creative nature from a young age, and his ability to think creatively inspired me to embrace my own talents.”

Support from family and friends reinforced that confidence. As more people sought her help decorating their homes and holiday displays, Christine realized the skills that came naturally to her could become a meaningful career.

Today, collaboration remains one of the cornerstones of her business, particularly when partnering with real estate agents.

“I don’t view myself as just another vendor, I see myself as a partner in the success of every listing,” Christine explains.

She works closely with agents to develop customized marketing strategies that highlight each property's strengths, helping attract buyers while maximizing value for sellers. Her goal, she says, is simple: “to make agents look great, provide exceptional service to their clients, and contribute to successful outcomes for everyone involved.”

Looking ahead, Christine hopes to continue expanding those professional relationships while reaching more homeowners who can benefit from her services.

“One of my main goals for this year is to continue building strong relationships with realtors and expanding my professional network,” she says. “Looking toward the future, I want to continue connecting people with their personal style to maximize the value, comfort, and potential of their homes.”

Beyond her business, Christine is especially proud of her ongoing involvement with the Christmas Fantasy House, a holiday tradition benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin. She will celebrate her fifth year designing a space for the event in 2026, an opportunity she describes as both meaningful and rewarding.

“It is an honor to contribute to this meaningful cause through my creative talents,” she says.

When she isn't working, family remains at the center of Christine's life. She enjoys spending time with her husband, Jeff, their sons, Spencer and Hayden, and the family's dog, Sir Duke. Whether attending local festivals, listening to live music, traveling with extended family, or simply relaxing together at home, those moments continue to inspire the sense of comfort and connection she strives to create for every client she serves.