About My Work
Whether we realize it or not, we have a relationship with the spaces we inhabit.
They shape far more than how we move through them. They influence how we focus, connect, recover, and navigate everyday life.
Every choice we make for our environment, from light and acoustics to materials, colour, and spatial flow, shapes the way we experience a space.
Over time, these seemingly small details can have a profound impact on our wellbeing, comfort, and quality of life.
My work goes beyond aesthetics and functionality. Through sensory-aware design, I help clients create homes and workplaces that support focus, comfort, regulation, and everyday wellbeing, while responding to the unique needs of the people who use them.
How I Got Here
Before becoming an interior designer, I worked as a speech therapist in neurological rehabilitation and with neurodivergent individuals.
Working with people with different sensory and emotional needs, I became fascinated by the role the environment played in each interaction.
I noticed how certain spaces seemed to foster a greater sense of ease, connection, and engagement. These environments felt more supportive, not only for therapy and healing, but for the human experience itself.
Over time, that curiosity grew into a deeper interest in the ways our surroundings shape daily life. Interior design offered a natural path to explore these questions, bringing together my understanding of sensory experience with my passion for beauty, function, and meaningful design.
Let's start with a conversation.
Tell me about your space, your routines, your challenges, and what you hope it could become.
Together, we'll explore how design can support the way you want to live, work, and feel.
