Hey girls, exciting news! 💕

I’m thrilled to share that Entre Elle Webzine just published an interview with me! 🥰 It’s such a joy to be able to tell my story and talk about my journey in interior design, and of course… I wanted you to be the first to hear about it.

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Preserving the story of a place ✨

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For me, a home isn’t just a shelter, it’s an extension of who we are. In the interview, I explain why it’s so important not to erase the history of a place or the personality of its future owners. Every home carries traces of the past, its energy, and its stories and when you can make that coexist with the client’s life, you create an interior that “feels right.”

I shared how my background in commercial work taught me to go beyond simple transactions. I wanted to offer complete, meaningful projects, and after training in interior architecture and becoming a mom in 2021, I finally took the leap into designing spaces that improve lives.

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How do I “match” a home with its owners?

It all starts with intuition. When I enter a space, I absorb everything: the atmosphere, the layout, the materials, the traces of the past. Then I translate those impressions into a project, combining them with my clients’ habits, wishes, and personal references. My role is really about connecting two stories: the house’s and the family’s.

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Going beyond trends 🏡

I always tell my clients: “I will create a beautiful interior for you but it will never be a magazine copy.”
While minimalist, sleek interiors are trendy, they can sometimes feel soulless. I love crafting spaces that truly reflect the people who live there. By mixing old and new, incorporating family heirlooms, or restoring objects full of history, the décor gains character, depth, and a unique identity.

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Why history matters more than ever

Every space carries traces of those who lived there before. When someone buys a home, they also inherit its story, sometimes unconsciously and I help them inscribe their own chapter.
I love this almost archaeological aspect: uncovering forgotten materials, understanding past construction logic, and revealing the beauty left behind. In today’s fast-paced world, creating meaningful, lasting interiors has even more value.

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A little advice for women following their convictions 💛

Listen to yourself. Trust your vision. When a project is driven by passion, it deserves to be realized.
Becoming independent in 2021 completely changed my life. I now work fully aligned with my values, creating wellbeing for others, which nourishes my own

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