I have worked as an interior architect and designer for close to 25 years, on a wide variety of project scopes, budgets and locations around the world. Although most of my projects have been residential, I have also completed some offices and shops.

Growing up, with my father being an anthropologist, I developed early on a curiosity around how we all go about life, seeking the same essentials yet each along our own individual path. As I created my own application of my father’s human observation, in creating tailored interiors that allow my clients to live their best life in a space that suits them and fits their unique lifestyle, I have found that it was essential to add an additional layer of in-depth consideration and study to said
spaces. Discovering Feng Shui allowed me to do that and I have seen time and time again the transformative impact that integrating Feng Shui principles to my space planning and design processes can have.

I studied classical Chinese Feng Shui, first in Dubai with Eleanor Brodie and then completed my practitioner training in classical Chinese Feng Shui in London, with Genevieve Carle of The Feng Shui Lab.

On discovering a new space, I observe and analyse it along both angles: the interior architect’s and the Feng Shui practitioner’s. This allows me to offer a holistic understanding of what the space has to offer, how it can be optimised and how its users can truly make the most of everything available, functionally, aesthetically and energetically.

Any and all UK regions:
Europe
Middle East
Canada