Having grown up in the beautiful Western Cape in South Africa, I have always been a creative. South Africans are well known for being incredibly social people, a quality which I am privileged to share. Between this innate creativity and desire for human connection it is no surprise that I have ended up in a career which requires both.

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After nearly two years in the interior design industry it still feels somewhat surreal to be referring to myself as a designer. I have recently graduated with an Honours degree in Social Anthropology, prior to which I completed my bachelors degree in History, English and Social Anthropology. The way that people live and function fascinates me almost as much as the spaces in which they function.

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My education in Interior Design has been experience based. I have been incredibly privileged to have had the opportunities to work on some wonderful projects. My first clients not only gave me the support required to grow into my role as a designer but saw something in me which I struggled to see in myself. It is because of them that today I have a career. In addition to incredible clients, I have been lucky enough to have built incredible trade relationships which have afforded me not only the knowledge but the opportunities to execute work for incredible clients. 

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I am so unbelievably excited to continue this journey, learn daily, meet new clients and continue to make the world a more beautiful place.

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