About Me
I believe interior design has the power to influence how we feel. It can evoke emotions and summon old memories. From the soft texture of a velvet sofa to an intimate candlelit dinner or a bold, floral wallpaper—design elements can make us feel comfortable or out of place, energized or relaxed, engaged or bored. Isn’t that amazing?
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My mission is to help residential clients feel their best in their homes and commercial clients take pride in spaces that represent their businesses.
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I do this by getting to know my clients on a personal level. What are your values, likes and dislikes, daily routines? The result is a functional space that not only serves your needs but also reflects who you are or the brand you've built.
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With a love for timeless design and a focus on each project’s unique personality, I aim to create spaces that can be cherished for a lifetime.
Education
2020-2021
Diploma
Commercial Interior Design
British Columbia Institute of Technology
2018-2020
Certificate
Interior Design
British Columbia Institute of Technology
My Story
When I was 18, I spent a year traveling across Europe. Surprisingly, it wasn’t the breathtaking architecture or diverse cultures that sparked my interest in interior design—though they were inspiring. The real catalyst came from something happening back home.
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While I was away, my parents renovated my childhood home, a place close to my heart. When I returned, I was amazed by the transformation—warmth infused through color, patterns, and materials that hadn’t been there before. After the “tour,” my mother said, “This is the first time in 20+ years of living here that I feel like I’m home.”
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Her words saddened me. For over two decades, she had unknowingly lived in a space that didn’t reflect her comfort. It wasn’t until an interior designer guided her to materials, patterns, and colors that suited her personality that her house finally became her home.
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My mother’s experience highlights the profound effect our interiors have on us. It makes us question: What do we surround ourselves with? Does it serve us? Does it bring joy? Do we truly feel at home in our homes?