As a graduate interior designer, I am interested in how people experience space through light, atmosphere and material. My approach is shaped by a curiosity for observing existing environments and understanding how subtle interventions can transform the way a space is perceived and used.

My work explores spatial experience within both historic and conceptual contexts, with a particular focus on heritage architecture. Projects investigate how light, reflection and layered materials can create immersive environments that encourage observation, reflection and interaction.

 

Interior installation with suspended fabric and mirrors inside a cathedral, reflecting arches and light.

Working across digital modelling, technical drawing and physical model making, I develop ideas through both conceptual exploration and technical resolution. I am particularly interested in exhibition design and heritage focused projects, where storytelling and spatial experience can bring new perspectives to existing architecture

Concept collage showing layered images of light, reflections and cathedral architecture.
Interior view with reflective elements revealing arches and architectural details.
Close up render showing light reflections and fabric elements inside a cathedral.
Interior render showing suspended fabric and mirrors within a cathedral space.