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I have always loved the arts and being creative since I was a kid. When faced with the question of what I wanted to do with the rest of my life, the answer was always something creative and something that’ll make people happy. Deciding that interior design was the perfect combination of both passions, I sought an education at Arizona State University for a bachelor’s in interior design.

I have a vested interest in the psychology of design. My true passion is in designing spaces that positively affect their occupants. I am currently finishing my last semester with several completed student projects that include residential, hospitality, healthcare, retail, and workplace design. I have also worked an internship for a firm that focuses on residential design for over a year. I intend to use my education and experience to better the lives of individuals throughout my community.

This was a redesign of a San Francisco residence with three levels and an added ADU space. The home was designed for a family of five, two parents and their three children, two of which were in high school and one who was in college, living in the dorms 8 months of the year. The youngest child’s bedroom was explored in three color schemes: monochromatic, analogous, and triadic.