I’ve always been drawn to creating and building things with my hands; exploring how different elements come together and how small decisions can completely transform a result. Over time, this curiosity naturally led me to architecture, where I began to understand the relationship between people and the spaces they inhabit.

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Throughout my experience, I explored different areas within the field, from real estate and sales to architecture and construction, gaining a broader understanding of how spaces are conceived and developed. However, it wasn’t until I began working in interior design that everything truly clicked. I became deeply interested in how a space goes beyond its physical form; how details, materials, light, and layout can influence emotions, well-being, and the way people experience their everyday life.

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Concepts such as neuroarchitecture and feng shui, along with a more intuitive and sensitive approach to space, have always resonated with me. I believe that design has a direct impact on how we feel, and that a well-designed space can support both emotional and physical well-being.

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After several years working within different companies, I decided to further specialize by pursuing a Master’s in Interior Design, along with studies in business, with the goal of developing my own studio. What I value most in this process is the direct connection with the client, understanding their needs, guiding them through each step, and ultimately creating spaces that feel personal, intentional, and truly lived.