Rooted in Nature,
Growing Through Design
My journey began in the world of floral design, where I spent years crafting meaningful experiences through color, texture, and form. From delicate bridal bouquets to large-scale installations, I learned how to tell stories with care, emotion, and precision.
That same creative foundation now fuels my passion for UX/UI design. I’m drawn to the way digital experiences can be as thoughtful and human as the physical ones I once created with flowers. Whether I’m sketching wireframes or refining visual details, I approach each project with a keen eye for flow, harmony, and the needs of the user.
Today, I blend artistry with empathy to create intuitive, beautiful interfaces that deliver seamless and engaging digital experiences.
My inspirations and interests
I’ve always been drawn to things that balance beauty and structure. I love working with plants, whether it's arranging flowers, tending to my houseplants, or spending time in the garden. It’s a way for me to stay grounded and connected to nature, and it often influences how I think about flow, form, and texture. I’m also fascinated by design and architecture, especially Brutalism and the Bauhaus movement. There’s something really compelling about clean lines, raw materials, and functional design. I love the contrast between these strong, structured elements and the softness of nature. It's where a lot of my creative energy comes from. Beyond that, I have a deep love for language and travel.
Learning new languages gives me a different lens through which to see the world, and traveling inspires me endlessly. Whether it’s walking through a new city or navigating a conversation in a language I’m still learning, I’m always collecting experiences that shape my creativity and perspective. been drawn to things that balance beauty and structure. I love working with plants, whether it's arranging flowers or just taking care of my houseplants, it keeps me grounded and connected to nature. On the flip side, I’m fascinated by architectural styles like Brutalism and design movements like Bauhaus. There’s something about clean lines, raw materials, and purposeful design that really speaks to me.
My previous career
I’ve always been drawn to things that balance beauty and structure. I love working with plants—whether it's arranging flowers, tending to my houseplants, or spending time in the garden. It’s a way for me to stay grounded and connected to nature, and it often influences how I think about flow, form, and texture. I’m also fascinated by design and architecture, especially Brutalism and the Bauhaus movement. There’s something really compelling about clean lines, raw materials, and functional design. I love the contrast between these strong, structured elements and the softness of nature—it's where a lot of my creative energy comes from. Beyond that, I have a deep love for language and travel.
Learning new languages gives me a different lens through which to see the world, and traveling inspires me endlessly.Whether it’s walking through a new city or navigating a conversation in a language I’m still learning, I’m always collecting experiences that shape my creativity and perspective. been drawn to things that balance beauty and structure. I love working with plants—whether it's arranging flowers or just taking care of my houseplants, it keeps me grounded and connected to nature. On the flip side, I’m fascinated by architectural styles like Brutalism and design movements like Bauhaus. There’s something about clean lines, raw materials, and purposeful design that really speaks to me.
