I am an interior designer driven by creativity, authenticity and an obsessive tendency to fully develop every idea. What starts as a spontaneous idea grows into a project to which I devote myself. My design process is intuitive and often chaotic. I start with a feeling, a texture or a color that I can't shake and then I build around it until a new world emerges.

 

Simplicity? Never had it.

 

I think and design in a complex, maximalist and layered way. Minimalist living is for other people. I combine styles without restraint and play with materials such as fabrics or stainless steel until they reinforce each other. In this way, I make every interior so radically my own that the original starting point disappears. Nothing is too crazy, weird or over the top!

 

In fact, if it's not extreme, I'm not interested.

 

My ADHD fuels an inexhaustible stream of ideas. I often develop five new concepts while trying to finish one. This results in a design style that constantly evolves, layer upon layer, until a space feels exactly as it should. My high sensitivity, which was once a burden, is now my strongest design tool. It allows me to deeply empathize with how people experience a space, what emotions they seek and how details can enhance a feeling. I design not only for the eye, but for the senses. My design-journey always results in work that is authentic, intense and unmistakably "too much" but also just enough for those who dare to feel it.

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