DESIGNING HOMES WITH CHARACTER, CARE AND INTENTION
I’ve always been fascinated by interiors and how our surroundings can affect the way we feel.
Even as a child, I was forever rearranging my bedroom, moving furniture around and trying out different ways to make the space my own.
So although I didn’t become an interior designer until much later, that passion has always been there.
My background is in Art & Design and it was while studying in Bath that my love of period architecture really took hold: the elegant proportions, beautiful craftsmanship and slightly imperfect details that tell a building’s story.
I went on to work as an illustrator and later taught illustration and painting at Central Saint Martins. But to me, art, architecture, interiors and fashion have always been closely connected and finding my way into interior design felt like a natural progression.
I love how colour, pattern, function and proportion can come together to create something that just feels right.
I have a particular love of period and character homes, but I don’t believe they should feel like museums. I enjoy mixing old and new, retaining the quirks and original details while creating spaces that feel fresh, comfortable and make sense to the people living there.
For me, the best homes aren't the most perfect ones. They're the ones that tell you something about the people who live in them, where carefully chosen pieces, favourite finds and personal details come together to create something individual, considered and a pleasure to come home to.
