T. Anadara Braun-Good

Name: T. Anadara Braun-Good (the “T” is short for Triska)

Occupation: Texas registered interior designer and saleswoman at Thomas’ Ethan Allen Interiors

Birth date and place: Dec. 30; Parkland Hospital in Dallas

Family: husband, Randall M. Good; 13-year-old Weimaraner, Harley

The one thing I enjoy most about my work is: that every day is different — I get to be creative in a variety of ways while building relationships with my clients.

My business philosophy is: If it doesn’t function for the client, it’s pointless; treat clients the way that I want to be treated.

If I could, I’d be a: restaurant, wine, cocktail and travel critic.

I’m so sick of: people who are insolent and act entitled.

The four guests at my fantasy dinner party would be: Bruce Springsteen, William Shakespeare, Johnny Depp and Fannie Flagg.

My hobbies are: traveling, reading and trying out restaurants.

The last book I read was: Basic Black: The Essential Guide for Getting Ahead at Work (and in Life), by Cathie Black.

I wish I knew how to: speak Italian, French and Spanish.

My worst habit is: carrying on a conversation while walking out of a room.

Nobody knows I: love to watch old musicals and sing along.

The person I most admire is: my father, because of his work ethic.

My guilty pleasure is: sleeping in on a rainy morning.

I drive a: 2007 Lexus ES 350.

I’d like to be driving a: 1964 Alfa Romeo Spider.

My favorite Denton restaurant is: Hannah’s Off the Square.

I’m happiest when I’m: having cocktail hour with Randall and talking about our day.

I regret: not learning to speak languages fluently when I was younger, and not listening to my dad.

If I won the lottery, here’s what I’d do just for me: travel, and get a weekly massage, manicure and pedicure.

If I could change one thing about Denton, it would be: to have more dog-friendly places.

When I retire, I plan to: move to Italy and open a bed and breakfast that offers art tours.

Community activities: Denton Chamber of Commerce, Denton Main Street Association, Greater Denton Arts Council, and the University of North Texas Alumni Association