My love of interior design began in my grandmother’s sewing room, where I would gather fabric remnants, paint swatches and images from magazines to create mood boards for our family home. Even then, I was drawn to colour, texture and the way meaningful details could shape how a space felt.

I later earned a diploma in Fashion Business Management, but design continued to find its way into everything I did. While working for a real estate developer, I created a home-staging program that helped clients prepare their homes for sale. What I valued most were the relationships that grew from that work. Many clients later invited me to help shape their new homes, and it became clear that interior design was where I was always meant to be.

Today, my approach is rooted in those same instincts: listening closely, understanding what makes a home and its owners unique, and creating spaces that feel lived-in and personal. I am especially drawn to historic homes, antiques, vintage pieces, warm materials, quiet colour and texture.

My mission is to create homes with depth, character and a sense of belonging -spaces that honour the past, support modern life and feel as though they have evolved naturally over time.