Blending my practical background with my design training.

My journey in design began long before my career officially started. I grew up on building sites, watching my father work as a builder, absorbing the craft, creativity, and problem-solving that go into shaping a home. By 18, I followed my own path into the trades, starting an apprenticeship in painting and decorating. Those early years gave me hands-on experience working on everything from beautiful new builds to character-filled period homes.

After qualifying, I spent several years running my own painting and decorating business, transforming both residential and commercial spaces. But my love for design kept growing, and I decided to deepen my skills. I went back to college and studied Interior Design at the Institute of Design in Dublin, earning my degree and expanding my understanding of creative concepts, materials, and the power of thoughtful spaces.

Following graduation, I worked with an architectural practice where I learned the essentials of space planning, planning applications, and presenting design schemes to clients—skills that continue to shape my work today.

I’ve had the privilege of working with incredible clients over the years, and every project teaches me something new about how people live—and what makes a space truly feel like home. My passion lies in creating interiors that are both beautiful and functional, tailored to the real lives of the people who use them every day.