Born into a family of interior designers, I grew up around fabric samples and colour swatches. Nevertheless, I chose a career in fashion, which took me to the four corners of the world until I settled down in Hong-Kong where I lived for 17 years. After I gave birth to my two lovely girls, I wanted a quieter life. And so it was then that I decided to move to Bali. 
Immersed in this island’s karmic way of life, witnessing the people’s spiritual connection with nature, and being exposed to the abundance of artistry displayed by the local craftsmen, my passion for visual arts, mood setting, and interior design began to unfold. So in 2015, I took a leap of faith and launched my mood setting and interior design firm right here in Bali.  

For one of my first projects, I proudly built a cliff side villa in Ubud. And with each new project that came after, my knowledge, my experience, and my passion only continued to grow. The spiritual and creative elements of this island and the people I’ve been fortunate to meet and work with during this journey have assisted in shaping my artistic visions towards my projects. My design style so far has been, but not limited to, a combination of bohemian chic and Scandinavian minimalism. And each project I work on becomes personal to me as I put my heart and soul into them.

I consider myself a home therapist. I carefully plan and invest my creative energy into creating homes that reflect the client’s personality and to leave them with a final product that would positively impact their lives. I take a soulless house and give it colour and life. I don’t simply create a home. I create sanctuaries—a space people feel inspired, at peace, safe and love to be in.