MY CAREER PATH
I studied Architecture & Urban Planning at the Technical University of Eindhoven, where I developed a strong interest in how people move through and experience spaces.
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My career began in housing regeneration and tenant-focused design, working closely with residents, contractors and municipalities on renovation and relocation projects. This experience shaped my understanding of how design affects everyday life.
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Over time, my focus moved towards residential interiors and layout design, working on full home concepts, kitchens and bathrooms. Today, I combine architectural thinking with interior design to create calm, functional spaces that support how people live and interact.
How I Design
I approach design from an architectural perspective, starting with how a space is used in daily life.
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I focus on movement, layout clarity and how people naturally interact with their surroundings. These spatial foundations influence comfort and behaviour far more than decoration alone.
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My aim is to create environments that feel intuitive, calm and easy to live in.
What I Care About
I believe thoughtful design should quietly improve everyday life and focus on:​
• Clear and intuitive layouts
• Natural flow and strong sightlines
• Reducing friction between people and space​
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Small spatial changes often have the biggest impact.
Currently working on
Little & Latte
Initiative
I am developing an initiative to make cafés across the Cotswolds more parent-friendly. Through research with parents and café owners, I explore what families need, why venues often hesitate to introduce child-friendly elements, and how thoughtful design can support both atmosphere and business.
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Little & Latte focuses on creating calm, integrated play spaces that help children stay engaged while parents relax. The goal is to help give parents their place back within everyday hospitality, while supporting cafés in attracting more customers.
