I am a final-year interior design student with a strong interest in experiential design, spatial storytelling, and creating environments that shape emotional and sensory experience. I am particularly interested in interior architecture, installation design, and emotionally driven environments.

 

Atmospheric forest entrance render with corten steel walls and silhouetted figures.

My work explores how light, materiality, atmosphere, and movement can influence the way people connect with space. Through drawing, model making, digital visualisation, and technical detailing, I aim to develop design outcomes that balance conceptual thinking with technical resolution.

My projects are often rooted in human experience, wellbeing, and site-responsive design, exploring how architecture can create meaningful emotional connections.

Interior render of the Breathe space with filtered light, framed forest views, and a calm reflective atmosphere.

My final project, Framing Silence, investigates how silence can be designed as a spatial experience within Thetford Forest, using water, light, movement, and materiality to create moments of pause, reflection, and sensory awareness.

Atmospheric plan showing two visitors moving through sensory routes around a central pond within a forest setting.
Conceptual architectural model with dense and dispersed vertical rods, framed openings, and a central intervention within a forest setting.
Technical drawing showing suspended viewing cones, tree clamp connections, timber cladding, and steel structural fixing