My approach to design begins with sensation. The way light moves across a surface, how materials speak through texture, and how small details can shift the atmosphere of a room. This sensitivity came first from a background in visual arts, where I learned to observe before I learned to draw plans. Moving into interior architecture deepened that instinct rather than replaced it. I think about materials as protagonists, not finishes, and about the person inside the space before the space itself. I believe that a thoughtfully designed space can shift someone's mood, give comfort, spark energy, or invite calm, because every interior is a reflection of the people who use it, shaped by the emotions and stories they bring into a space.

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I studied Visual Arts at Université Rennes 2 in France before completing an Interior Architecture exchange program at the University of Technology Sydney. That cross-disciplinary journey from fine arts to spatial design has shaped how I see and approach design problems. I've since gained professional experience at Freeman Ryan Design in Sydney, and I'm currently seeking internship opportunities within an international design studio.