My passion for design has been a constant, evolving over time. It began with an obsession with film cameras and ceramics, led to a design degree at UC Davis, and extended into a decade in graphic and packaging design where I refined my eye for composition, detail, and minimalism.

My love for interior design started early—with countless hours spent rifling through home decor websites, meticulously compiling picture clippings of my dream bedroom to a Word document (only to have my proposals swiftly rejected by my parents). In my college design classes, I became fascinated by the principles of Bauhaus and the boldness of postmodernism. 

Seeking a deeper connection to spatial design, I pursued a career in interior architecture and earned a certificate from UCLA Extension in Winter ‘25. I believe in intentional design, where grounding themes bring depth and purpose to every space. My interiors embody sophistication without pretentiousness, striking a delicate balance between minimalism and warmth. I’m drawn to the philosophy of wabi-sabi, designing interiors that celebrate natural materials, subtle textures, and the beauty of imperfection. I see great design as more than aesthetics—it’s about how a space makes you feel.

Beyond design, I have a soft spot for ’80s German cars, film photography, and getting outside with my golden retrievers.