My passion for design started at a very early age. My mother worked as an architect and decorator and had amazing art books at home. One of my favorites was a collection centered on Bauhaus, and I used to flip through its pages with delight and curiosity. 

These early influences sparked my interest in design and how things are crafted and set me on a trajectory of studying design, first in high school at 16, then through university, and continuing up to the present day. I was driven by a desire to comprehend how the design of things influences the way people interact with products and services, recognising the profound power of design in shaping experiences.

Design is not a profession – design is a lifestyle and I feel fortunate to play a part in shaping the world around us.