About
At just 20 years old, I’ve earned my degree in Interior Design and am already shaping a design philosophy rooted in purpose, not just aesthetics. My work is driven by the belief that every space should serve a function — enhance lives, support wellbeing, and tell a meaningful story — beyond surface-level beauty. I bring a fine attention to detail and a thoughtful, research-driven approach to every project. Whether it’s optimizing small spaces for maximum functionality or creating environments that reflect a client’s identity and values, I design with intention. I’m passionate about making interiors not only visually compelling but also practically enriching — from layout to lighting, material selection to user experience. I thrive in collaborative environments, but I’m also highly self-motivated, constantly seeking new techniques and insights to refine my craft. With fresh perspectives and a strong foundation of technical and creative skills, I’m ready to contribute to teams who believe that good design solves problems and elevates everyday life.
Project overview
Creative Reuse Project- Honours
For my final year honours project, I was tasked with repurposing an unused building, and I chose Blackpool’s disused old post office — a historically significant site in the heart of the town. Recognising Blackpool’s high levels of homelessness and social vulnerability, I proposed transforming the building into a Support Hub for the Vulnerable — a space designed to empower individuals and help them regain independence. The concept behind the design was to create a safe, functional environment where users could access essential services: obtain a fixed address, set up a bank account, receive guidance on writing CVs, and learn how to apply for jobs. This hub would serve as both a stepping stone and a support system, fostering dignity, personal growth, and opportunity. With a strong focus on purposeful design, the space was tailored to meet real human needs — blending accessibility, clarity, and comfort with practical zones for learning, privacy, and community engagement. I believe this project not only reactivates a valuable architectural asset but also delivers lasting benefit to Blackpool’s community, aligning with my core philosophy: designing for purpose, not just pleasure.
This image explains my design process and aims throughout my project.
This image I have drawn myself by hand and it demonstrates the beauty of the building that I chose.
My design of the contemporary reception area including a mock up and visual of the space, including the sustainable elements I have added.
The building I chose to re design is an old post office in Blackpool, I wanted to incorporate the original purpose of this building through adding post box’s for residents to collect mail and parcels from.
This is some CAD work I did for my project, demonstrating the ground floor of the building.
