House of Return

For years, my work moved at the intersection of space, concept and experience.

Over the past twelve years, I built and led a company where interiors were never just about appearance, but about what happens inside you the moment you enter a space.

What that time taught me still guides my work today:
that environments have the power to ground us, to open us, to slow us down
or quietly pull us out of ourselves.

After years of building, leading and expanding and a period of deep reflection,
I chose to return to what feels essential.

To devote myself fully to the creative process:
shaping interiors and concepts that hold atmosphere, deepen experience and invite a sense of presence.

This is where interior, concept and experience meet.