My journey into interior design began when I bought my first flat. I quickly became captivated by the process of shaping it — sketching layouts late into the night and spending weekends exploring furniture stores. When the pandemic forced us all to stay at home, I realized more than ever how much our surroundings affect our well-being. What began as a personal project soon grew into a true passion, inspiring me to earn an interior design diploma at the British College of Interior Design and complete additional professional courses in the software tools used across the industry.

Over the years, I have attended numerous interior design fairs across Europe, where I connected with suppliers of furniture, materials, and finishes. This helped me build a trusted network of professionals that I can rely on to ensure the reliability and quality of the products and items I recommend.

Over time, I have become most drawn to designs that are simple and minimalistic, yet natural, authentic, and full of soul — solid wood with its unique grain, concrete with its quiet strength, linen with its soft feel, or handcrafted tiles with their subtle imperfections. For me, sustainability is the new luxury: choosing fewer but better pieces. I also enjoy mixing styles, blending modern lines with rustic warmth, industrial edge, cottage charm, or a touch of boho to create interiors that feel unique and full of personality.

I also spend part of my time in the Algarve, where I draw a lot of inspiration from the natural surroundings.

Working between Luxembourg and Portugal allows me to bring together different influences and create spaces that feel both grounded and effortless — like an oasis you can return to.