I bring together colour, inclusive design thinking, and emerging technology to create spaces that genuinely support how people feel, think, and function.

With nearly 25 years’ experience as a professional interior designer, my work is grounded in evidence-based colour psychology, accessibility guidance, and lived experience of neurodiversity. I specialise in commercial interiors — including healthcare, education, and care environments — where thoughtful design can make a meaningful difference to wellbeing, comfort, and independence.

My work often sits between disciplines — translating emotional and sensory needs into practical, human-centred design decisions, while contributing to wider conversations around inclusive and neurodivergent design.