About.

Having worked in the creative industry as a theatre producer for many years, I decided to make quite the career change after my son was born. Sadly, late nights at the theatre, constant travel and a baby were not the most seamless of combinations for me, to say the least.

Adamant about staying within the creative industries, and having bought, sold and flipped a couple of properties, I decided to turn my skills to the world of interior design. That was over ten years ago.

I now find myself here, having carved out what continues to be a flourishing career. From working with the most wonderful families to create their dream homes, to designing commercial spaces for aesthetic clinics, restaurants and co-working offices, as well as collaborating with numerous brands, I feel genuinely proud and honoured that home and business owners put their trust in me.

I like to think of homes as a curated, bespoke, and above all, personal museum; a nod to a journey, where stories and memories are seen, listened to, and celebrated.

A conversation starter, a tale, and a moment of history to share — the items and treasures in our homes really can sing about so much.

Your home shouldn’t be about trends, or about being ahead of that silly curve we’re all encouraged to believe really matters. Rather, it should be about your story — your taste, and what matters to you.

Some of the most beautiful art I’ve fallen in love with is quite often the cheapest: children’s doodles; a birthday card from a loved one; a postcard from decades ago, faded by sunlight but drenched in love; a ceramic plate from a childhood port; or an ornament which, when you touch it, takes you right back to negotiating its purchase — where even that magic smell of an old antique emporium comes flooding back.

They are the things that matter the most.