With years of experience directing interior design services at a market leading condominium development firm, I've developed valued experience not just in design, but in leadership, business and construction. 

 

However, the day-to-day scope of the industry limit opportunities to engage in exploratory work. This site has become a creative outlet; a personal archive of speculative design; illustrations of untitled, unbuilt works. It is a library of sketches that explore narratives in spatial design, materiality and construction that I'd otherwise not have the opportunity to engaged with. It represents a belief that interior design is more than aesthetics; its also a medium for storytelling, community making, and identity building. ​​

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​​​​Many of these concepts come from personal moments - usually when I find myself thinking; "why did they do it that way?" or, "they could have made this space feel better for the same cost". Two repeated thoughts that often kick-off the design process. While my aim is originality, I recognize that the work is shaped and influenced by the many talented designers I encounter through social media and design publications. Creativity never exists in isolation, its part or a larger community of cooperative story-telling and I hope my work adds value and richness to that shared story. 

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I use a range of digital tools to create these illustrations. They're intentionally abstracted and stylized, and incorporate props, textures and artworks, sourced from a variety of other creators. These elements, clipped from their original sources and spliced into compositional vignettes, create architectural collages, giving voice and visual narrative to the work. 

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