That belief became personal when I became a parent.

Having a neurodivergent child changed how I think about homes entirely. Living it taught me that how a space is designed isn't just an aesthetic choice, it's the difference between a family that can rest and one that can't. Colour, clutter, layout; they all affect how our brains feel in a space, every single day. Paired with a husband who works in fitness and wellness, our family life has always revolved around balance: physical, mental and emotional.

This is the philosophy behind everything I design. I'm not just thinking about how a room will look, I'm thinking about how it will feel to live in, day after day. Calming when you walk in, practical when life gets busy and genuinely, recognisably yours.

I trained with the National Design Academy and spent years working in kitchen and bespoke joinery design field and this hands-on experience feeds directly into every project. I understand how built-ins are designed and built, not just how they look on a mood board.

Based on the Bucks-Oxon-Berks border but everything I do is online which means I can work with families wherever they are, at a pace that fits around real life. You won't need to rearrange your week for site visits. You'll share floor plans, photos and measurements, I'll ask the right questions, and what comes back is a clear, considered project package you can follow at your own pace.