I design full home interiors end to end — layout, colour, furniture and the small finishing touches — entirely on my own, self-taught through doing it, room by room.
Every part of the interior considered together, so rooms feel like they belong to the same home.
How each room is used and how people actually move through it, before any furniture is chosen.
A palette chosen for the whole home, so paint, flooring and finishes feel like one decision, not several.
What to buy, where it goes, and why — sized and placed to fit the actual room, not a showroom.
Lighting, textiles, art and the small details that make a finished room feel intentional.
Understanding the rooms as they are, how your family actually lives in them, and what isn't working.
Layout, palette and furniture direction for every room, so nothing is decided in isolation.
A clear plan for what goes where, so purchases are deliberate instead of trial and error.
Staying involved through the finishing touches, not disappearing after the first plan is handed over.
I'm self-taught — I learned interior design by actually doing full homes, not through a design degree or a firm. I'm not a registered architect and I don't handle structural, electrical or plumbing work; for anything load-bearing or regulatory, that always goes through a licensed professional. What I bring is the eye for how a whole home should feel, and the patience to work through it with you room by room until it does.
