Growing up across the Middle East during times of uncertainty, I moved often between countries, an experience that shaped both my identity and my design lens. Constant movement taught me to adapt quickly, to find beauty in the unfamiliar, and to create meaning wherever I landed.

As an Interior Architect, I spent more than a decade designing across cultures, scales, and styles, from intimate homes to public projects, with work spanning the Middle East and Europe. Those roots, shaped by instability yet marked by resilience, gave me a global design instinct that is intuitive, responsive, and deeply human.

In 2021, I pursued a Master’s in Design for Sustainability at SCAD, a decision that shifted the way I approach design. It pushed me to think more deeply about material, intention, and impact, not only how things look, but what they stand for. That experience opened a new path, one where beauty, responsibility, and storytelling are inseparable.

Today, my work continues to evolve. I am moving between interiors and sculptural forms, embracing a slower, more conscious way of making. Each project is created to endure, a vessel of memory shaped by hand, carrying presence and permanence into the world