About
I’ve always been drawn to spaces that carry a sense of history—old woodwork, forgotten craftsmanship, and the kind of details that were built to last. There’s something powerful about what already exists, even if it’s been worn down by time. I don’t believe those elements should disappear—I believe they should be brought back to life.
My approach to design is rooted in contrast: old and new, raw and refined, practical and poetic. I love blending character with function, creating spaces that feel intentional without feeling overworked.
I’m also a hands-on, DIY kind of designer. I like being in it, figuring things out, and shaping spaces that feel lived-in rather than staged. To me, a home should never feel like something you have to adapt to—it should move around you, support your rhythm/chaos , and soften the way you live.
We pay our mortgages—we might as well enjoy where we live. And ideally, in a space you may never want to leave.