My work explores sensory-led interior design and how spaces can support wellbeing, comfort and human connection. I am particularly interested in euro-inclusive environments and creating interiors that feel calming, welcoming and emotionally aware.

My final project, Solace Community Hub, reimagines the Iron Duke building as a sensory- led community space for neurodivergent adults. Through zoning, materiality and adaptive reuse, the proposal balances social interaction with moments of retreat.

Interior design visual showing curved retreat pods, warm lighting, architectural screening and people using calm, semi-private spaces within a community hub environment.

My design process combines sketching, crafting and digital tools, including SketchUp, Enscape and InDesign, to create an atmospheric and human-centred spatial experience. I aim to create spaces that feel inclusive, emotionally supportive and socially meaningful through thoughtful sensory design.

Hand-drawn interior sketch showing curved seating around columns, open circulation, social interaction and layered seating areas within a spacious community hub interior.

I enjoy exploring atmosphere, materiality, and spatial storytelling to create interiors that encourage interaction, comfort, and belonging within community spaces for diverse users and support wellbeing.

Hand-crafted wooden chair with woven webbing seat and backrest, shown from multiple angles alongside a sketch-style drawings on neutral background
Prsentation board showing floorplan, sections.