Interior Design
Before I think about colours or materials, I think about the people who will live there. How do they use the space? How do they move through it? A beautiful home isn't about following trends. It's about creating a space that feels personal and works for everyday life.
Selected Projects
A small selection of spaces, each designed around the people who live there.
Residential Renovation
Previously divided into a series of enclosed rooms, this home was reconfigured into a single open plan kitchen, dining and living area. The kitchen was designed from the ground up, with the layout focused on improving both light and flow throughout the home.
The transformation brought so much more daylight into the space that several neighbours, who had been considering a similar open plan layout, came by to see how it had worked in practice.
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Kitchen Renovation
Designed around cooking, baking and having people around, this kitchen combines practical storage with an open, welcoming layout. A dedicated pull-out shelf keeps the KitchenAid ready for use, while the freestanding island allows clear circulation and doubles as an informal bar.
An additional wall was introduced around the fridge to create symmetry with the existing wall opposite.
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Good interior design isn't just about creating a beautiful space. It's about understanding how people live in it every day.
I think about how someone cooks, where they naturally stop to chat, how they move through a room, and what small details will make everyday life easier. Those decisions matter just as much as the colours, materials or furniture.
Every project is different, but the goal is always the same: to create a home that feels personal, practical and genuinely enjoyable to live in.