About

Bringing people together through hospitality, interiors and experiences.

My career began in PR and events, creating campaigns, partnerships and experiences for some of the world's best-known travel, hospitality and lifestyle brands, including Eurostar, Time Out, Google and Match. Over the last decade, I've worked alongside chefs, journalists, creatives and hospitality teams to deliver everything from intimate hosted dinners and press launches to large-scale brand activations, with one goal in mind: creating experiences that people remember.

I love bringing to life the atmosphere, character and details through beautiful design and storytelling through objects, colours, art, texture and elements of surprise. I bring that passion and thinking into interiors, styling, sourcing and hospitality experiences. Whether I'm helping shape the brand story of a boutique hotel, styling a drinks launch, curating antiques for a family home or hosting a wine tasting, my approach is always rooted in creating spaces and experiences that invite people to gather and connect.

A woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a sleeveless white zip-up dress and silver sandals, standing in front of a decorative tapestry with floral and peacock designs, smiling at the camera.

My Philosophy

I believe every memorable place has an element of theatre.

Not in the obvious sense, but in the quiet choreography of an experience. The anticipation before you walk through the door. The first scent that greets you. The unexpected detail that makes you stop, smile or reach for your camera. The meal that lingers because of the conversation around it, not just the food on the plate.

Travel has taught me that the unexpected is what makes us feel alive. They're the hidden courtyard you accidentally discover, the unadvertised festival you stumble across, or the tiny wine bar where an ordinary evening turns into an unforgettable one.

That's the feeling I want to create.

I want guests to arrive expecting one thing and leave with something far richer. Whether it's a boutique hotel, restaurant, wedding or family home, every project begins with a simple question: what story will people tell when they leave?

Because the best experiences don't just satisfy expectations, they surprise, delight and become part of someone's repertoire of stories.

A wall display with various color sample swatches, fabric pieces, and artwork, including a mural of stylized female figures and tropical motifs.
Close-up of a smiling woman with long hair, wearing a white top, gold earrings, and bracelets, sitting in a room decorated with art and plants.

How I think

Every project starts by understanding the people it's for. Before thinking about colour palettes or furniture, I want to understand the audience. Who are they? What are they celebrating? What have they travelled for? What do they value? What would genuinely surprise them?

Only then do I begin shaping the experience.

I draw on interiors, hospitality, styling and storytelling to choreograph spaces that engage all five senses. Colour influences emotion. Lighting changes mood. Music sets pace. Scent evokes memory. Food and drink create ritual. Together, these elements create places that feel immersive, generous and full of character.

I have a natural pull towards layered interiors, collected objects and a sense of lived-in decadence. Not luxury for the sake of it, but spaces that feel abundant, expressive and deeply personal. Places where every object has a reason for being there and every detail contributes to the experience.

A kitchen with a light blue cabinet island, a built-in wine cooler, two small lamps, and a modern marble countertop. In the background, an ornate wooden fireplace mantel and an elaborate crystal chandelier are visible.