About Me

My design practice is rooted in observation, curiosity, and empathy. I focus on details—textures, materials, and cultures—that shape our everyday experiences. Through hands-on research, I explore heritage crafts alongside new technologies, translating insight into forms that honor human complexity while creating work that feels thoughtful, intentional, and alive.

I received a Bachelor’s in Industrial Design at Pratt Institute in New York and earned a Master’s in Product and Furniture Design from Kingston University in London. Over the years, I’m fortunate to have contributed to projects for Samsung, Sodastream, Marc Jacobs, Yahoo, and West Elm, and continue to grow with every experience.

Nature was my first teacher of design. Coastal experiences from California to South Africa and urban environments from New York to London shape and inspire the values that guide my work. In the past year, I have focused on researching traditional solutions to modern problems that utilize formerly dismissed practices or resources to work towards a more physically connected community.