Designing spaces that speak to the nervous system. Where Scandinavian discipline, biophilic vitality, and color psychology come together to create environments that genuinely heal.
I'm a design student who's genuinely interested in the invisible forces that shape how we feel in a room. My work pulls from Scandinavian minimalism and biophilic design, with attention to how color affects mood and atmosphere. I think every space is kind of a conversation between the environment and the people in it — and I want that conversation to feel good.
Currently interning at Leflar Ltd. — a high-end furnishings showroom in Seattle — working hands-on with material selection and furnishings. Finishing my AA in Interior Design at Bellevue College.Color is something I think about a lot. Every hue has an effect on how we feel — our mood, our focus, our sense of calm — and I try to make sure those choices are intentional in everything I design.
Bringing nature into a space — through natural materials, plants, daylight — has a real effect on how people feel in it. It's something I try to work into my designs wherever it makes sense.
I'm drawn to the Scandinavian approach to design: clean, functional, honest about materials, and generous with light. There's a simplicity to it that I find really compelling.
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Whether you have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just want to say hello — I'd love to hear from you.