I come to interior design through a long career in visual design and a Master’s in Industrial Design, where I learned to think deeply about how people experience space, materials, and form. Over time, my work naturally shifted from two-dimensional design toward environments—places that support daily routines, invite comfort, and feel considered rather than performative.

Interior design allows me to combine instinctive spatial problem-solving with a strong design sensibility. I’m drawn to layered, tactile interiors that prioritize function, longevity, and human experience. My goal is to create spaces that feel personal, quietly intentional, and built to last.