How do you start the design process?
‍My design process starts by understanding how my clients live, what matters to them, and how they want their home to feel. It's not just about aesthetics, but also about functionality, practicality, and personal values. Based on that, I develop initial spatial concepts, color and material schemes and a moodboard that serves as a visual guide throughout the project.

"It’s important to me that every concept is not only cohesive, but also long-lasting, authentic, and tailored to the individual."

‍What do you learn from your clients?
‍My clients constantly remind me how uniquely spaces can be experienced and used. I learn what makes them feel at ease, which details bring joy to their daily lives, and how varied living needs can be. I especially enjoy the process of discovering, together with my clients, which colors, materials, and styles truly resonate with them. These conversations enrich my perspective and make every project truly one of a kind.

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‍Where can you help the most?
‍I support the design process with structure and make suggestions tailored to the individual – whether it's selecting the right materials, planning a functional layout, choosing furniture or creating a color concept. Moodboards and 3D renderings help my clients visualize the space and allow us to refine the concept together until it fully aligns with their vision.

Most importantly, I want the space to reflect the people who live in it.
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‍What would be your favorite project?
‍My dream project would be one where I can work with organic shapes, natural materials, warm tones or experiment with colors. I like to create a space that feels cozy, welcoming and full of character. I’m especially inspired by design styles like Mid-Century Modern, Japandi and Scandinavian —each offering its own sense of clarity, warmth and balance. I like concepts that blur the line between indoors and outdoors, bringing nature into everyday living.

I love spaces with personality, places that tell a story while remaining modern, functional, atmospheric, and timeless.

"What I enjoy most isn’t just building a house, but creating a true home."

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What is helping every home?
‍Natural light, smart storage, durable materials, thoughtful lighting, comfortable and practical furniture, and a harmonious color palette—all these elements help create spaces people love to spend time in. Often, it’s also the little touches—like candles, flowers, plants or colorful accessories that can be easily swapped out—that make a room feel truly personal and cozy.

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