Blog
This is where I share writing and reflections on colour, inclusive design and the evolving role of AI within interior design — all grounded in real-world experience.
The articles explore how colour and design decisions shape how spaces are experienced, with a focus on accessibility, wellbeing and everyday use. You’ll find practical insight alongside considered commentary, aimed at supporting more thoughtful, human-centred approaches to the built environment.
Is colour subjective... or not?
Published 12 Dec 2025
A deeper look at whether colour is subjective, objective, or both — and why understanding this matters for creating inclusive, wellbeing-focused spaces.
Rethinking Biophilic Design
Published 07 Nov 2025
Biophilic design is often seen as universally good — but what if nature isn’t nurturing for everyone? This post explores how sensory sensitivities and neurodivergent experiences can shape more inclusive, nature-inspired design.
Design Police, or Just a Passionate Designer?
Published 08 Oct 2025
When inclusive design is overlooked, should we call it out? This post explores why challenging inaccessible spaces isn’t about being the “design police” — it’s about caring enough to make design better for everyone.
Hotel Corridors & Inclusive Design Fails
Published 03 Sep 2025
What happens when a hotel skips the skirting and runs carpet up the wall? A lot, actually. This post explores the real impact of small design choices — and why thousands of people resonated with this viral example of poor inclusive detailing.
Neurodivergent Design: 5 Common Mistakes
Published 04 Aug 2025
Even well-meaning projects can miss the mark when designing for neurodivergent people. This post breaks down five of the most common mistakes — and how to avoid them — using lived experience, colour psychology, and inclusive design principles.