At age 13 I discovered the world of dolls. I wasn’t a fan of playing with them as much as I was of creating their environments.

 

At age 16 I decided Interior Design was the right choice for a career. I loved every minute of it in college.

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At age 23 I discovered real-world Interior Design was more functional and less creative. I soon started missing the challenge of concepting and creating unique experiences. 

 

At age 25 I discovered the world of Experiential Design. The art and science of shaping moments. Making people feel a certain way about something. Creating stories.

 

It all became perfect.

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For me, great design is a blend of memorable visuals, emotional connection, and functionality. I believe that by creating lasting impressions and experiences, we can create a better world to play, live, work, and heal in.