I'm an interior designer, CEO, and podcast host.
Beyond design, I have a deep passion for psychology and neuroscience.

How do these connect? I'm glad you asked.

I run one of the world's few design firms specialized exclusively in private healthcare — with a four-generation history and projects across 100 countries.

Most healthcare spaces aren't designed for how they make us feel. They're designed for aesthetics, or for function. Rarely are they designed around form, function, and feeling.

And I wanted to change that.

Why? I have SPS — Sensory Processing Sensitivity — and I experience the world around me more intensely. My nervous system is fine-tuned to my environment, so I learned how to design for it. I learned my passion for design, psychology and neuroscience were never accidental. They were always part of how I experience the world, and thus, I've always been designing for and with it.

I don't just speak about or design beautiful or functional spaces. I create emotionally intelligent environments — designed for the nervous system and built to perform. Aesthetically, functionally, and emotionally.

Rooted in intuition. Backed by science.
And this work has a name: Neuroarchitecture.

I am building the next era of healthcare.
Where design meets science. Where luxury meets longevity.

"Design is more than what you see."

Follow my journey here:

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