For the past fifteen years, my work has centered on shaping interiors that carry emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Homes and private spaces have taught me how material, form and light come together to create experience.
As I enter 2026, I’m focusing on the world where my design language feels most at home:
luxury hospitality, SPA and wellness environments, transition spaces, and airport lounges.
Why Hospitality?
Hospitality is an invitation — a moment where time slows, the senses heighten, and the body softens.
Unlike private homes, these spaces hold strangers, travellers, seekers — and yet they allow each one to feel something personal.
A luxury spa, a curated lounge, or a refined transition space can shift a person’s emotional state within seconds.
In these moments, design transcends aesthetics. It becomes experience.
✧ My Design Philosophy for 2026
I approach every space as a sensory journey.
The temperature of the light, the softness of a curve, the weight of a material, the way the body naturally moves through space — every element shapes how we feel.
A refined hospitality environment should:
• ground and calm
• create a moment of breath
• offer a form of quiet luxury
• leave a lingering emotional signature
Design, in its highest form, is something you feel before you ever understand.
✧ Areas of Focus
• Luxury SPA & Wellness — restorative materiality, natural balance, immersive lighting, warmth.
• Arrival & Transition Spaces — thresholds that define beginnings and endings, framing the experience.
• Airport Lounges — emotional reset points within the journey.
• Boutique Hospitality — spaces that tell stories, not just present aesthetics.
✧ Collaboration for 2026
Now open for collaborations with:
• boutique hotels
• wellness and health centers
• luxury hospitality developers
• airport lounge operators
• hotel owners & investment groups
• international architecture studios
I work with intention — partnering on projects that hold the potential to create deep and memorable guest experiences.
