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I’ve been working in interior design for five years, creating spaces that reflect individuality and emotion. I’m passionate about helping people discover their personal style and what makes them feel at home.
How would you describe your own interior style?
Lived-in, layered, and deeply personal, full of soul, with unexpected, playful elements that make a space feel truly yours.
Favourite iconic designer piece?
The Jumbo Table by Gae Aulenti
Biggest interior design red flag?
When a space feels flat, everything matching, no contrast, no texture, nothing that sparks a reaction or invites you in.
One rule you live by in your design philosophy?
I always start with emotion, I want a space to feel right before it looks right. I think about how you move through it, where you naturally want to sit, what you reach for without thinking. It is less about everything looking perfectly styled, and more about creating something that feels intuitive, a space that quietly supports your everyday life and still surprises you in small ways.
Do accent walls ever have a place in a contemporary home?
Absolutely, yes, especially when done through texture rather than just color. Tactile wallpaper, limewash, or finishes that catch the light can add depth and dimension, making the whole room feel more dynamic and alive.
With over seven years of experience across high-end interiors, FF&E, and showroom management, for me, design is a form of storytelling and an exploration of personality and emotion. I love uncovering how people live, the rituals that define them, and curating spaces that feel authentic, timeless, and deeply personal.
How would you describe your own interior style?
I’d describe my style as mid-century modern at its core, layered with vintage pieces that bring a sense of story.
Favourite iconic designer piece?
Definitely the iconic Paimio Chair by Alvar Aalto
Biggest interior design red flag?
A space where the furniture is out of proportion. It quietly unsettles everything and is often the first thing I notice.
One rule you live by in your design philosophy?
Always come back to a balance of form and function. Every piece should earn its place, not just visually, but in how it’s used and experienced day to day. Clean lines, organic shapes, and honest materials keep the space grounded, with a quiet connection to nature running through it.
Is a TV over a fireplace ever acceptable?
Honestly, my instinct is no. it takes away from the beauty of a fireplace to put a big black box above it, and the height is rarely right for comfortable viewing. That said, if the layout leaves you no other option, it can work, especially with a Samsung the Frame TV, so it feels more integrated.
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