I earned my Bachelor Of Design, thinking I’d build furniture and sleek digital products forever. And for a while, I did. My education taught me how to think critically about space, function, and people—whether it was designing a chair or mapping a user journey. But deep down, I knew I hadn’t found my passion yet.

When I first considered studying design, I was captivated by architecture and interiors. I imagined myself designing beautiful spaces, playing with light, texture, and layout, and bringing rooms to life with purpose and personality. But at the time, I believed there were more career opportunities in product design…so I pursued Industrial Design at OCAD University.

My background in UX and product design shaped the way I think about space that gave me a unique lens. I understood how people move through space, what makes them feel connected, and how small design decisions can create big emotional impact.

I didn’t wait to be taught—I taught myself. I poured hours into learning architectural visualization, spatial storytelling, and interior design software’s. It felt like puzzle pieces falling into place. Suddenly, everything I’d learned from human-centered thinking to physical prototyping clicked in a new way.

Now, I’ve come full circle and finding my “why”. I bring together everything I’ve learned - product thinking, user empathy, material knowledge, and real-life experience to create thoughtful, beautiful environments. My dream has always been to design and decorate spaces - and I’m finally doing it, with purpose, creativity, and heart.