'Santorini' is a pavilion inspired by the beauty of the Greek city of Santorini itself. The space is meant to reflect the beauty of Greece by capturing the essence and characteristics of the city. The flower ceiling along with the colours blue, white and mild grey accompanied with simple furniture designs are meant to make the occupants feel that they are in Greece. When we think of this beautiful city, we visualise a seaside, white and magical blues while feeling a sense of peace and love. The pavilion design's main function is to capture and simulate the emotions of the city. The pavilion is placed on a pool in order to make use of the beach which creates an infinity effect to the design while the overall design provides a very elegant, calming and a perfect finish to host magical wedding ceremonies.

The brief was to design a sustainable concept restaurant,this was a challenging project to repurpose a storage facility constructed from old shipping containers into a sustainable restaurant near the Saigon River in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. I wanted to demonstrate a sustainable interior can be more than just bamboo or repurposed wood. I designed a sustainable interior that is both aesthetically pleasing and creatively put together using cob, exotic encaustic tiles, glistening glass bricks, and concrete. The design was inspired by the local Indochine style with a minimalist scheme.

The space was designed with the concept of being a modern industrial design with a slight nod to the steampunk concept through the use of copper as an accent. It includes concrete floors and exposed brick walls (not shown). The colours black, white and copper are used along with exposed brick to create a bold statement and since the colours and materials are bold the furniture and objects are simple in shape to not overwhelm the space. The marble backsplash is bold but at the same time simple, it has all three main colours (black, white and grey), it is what connects the whole design together.

In this project the aim was to design a store and a café for environmentally conscious clients using sustainable products and finishes. The project brings together Scandinavian simplicity, minimalism and functionality with European elegance, class and sophistication. The focal point of the design is the installation area which consists of a giant steel structure. This area is designed to host conceptual projects and exhibitions or to display the inspiration behind the fashion designer’s collection. Furniture and accessories are from Sancal, Essem Design, Karl Andersson & Soner, Arflex, Egizia, Salvatori and Swedese.

This project is a coffee shop based on the concept of Japandi; this is a mixture of the traditional Japanese influence and Scandinavian design. The threee concepts that guided the project were flow, hygge and origami.

The interior design conveys a distinct experience through storytelling which respects the local heritage of Zebbug, Malta. The design of this bedroom developed from the De Rohan Arch's moulded edges found on the triangular pediment. The beds headboard displays decorative features through a linear gold, black and silver pattern. The gold and black patterns extremities increase in length as the headboard goes up. The headboard will exhibit similar characteristics to the arch's Neoclassical architecture through grandeur of scale and simplicity of geometric forms. The beige walls paired with the brown ceiling accentuate the chandelier's golden features.

With the spirit of the 60s. That's what I would call this project. It was created for a modern young family in a house in the center of Moscow, built in the 60s. It was very important to preserve the shade of the design of the 60s in Russia, but at the same time to make a modern interior. The project used stucco, which was very popular at that time in Moscow, and modern furniture and lighting make the interior "not outdated".

A Luxury French Restaurant With Art-Deco beauty is shaped in the traditional 1920's inspired fan shape, Natural Wood and Furniture upholstered in a lush green velvet . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bWhkz_Uerc

Student digs to Art Deco lounge! The room was a magnolia dark space with mismatch furniture in an unliveable layout. My client wanted an Art Deco haven and she wasn't afraid to go BOLD! It's paid off tenfold and her lounge truly makes you go 'wow' when you enter. With chevron and sunburst motifs signifying more obvious Deco design, paired with more subtle references to make a striking but not cliche space.

The Hypnos Hotel is a commercial project that is in Lancaster Gate, London. This project consists of many spaces that required renovation and remodelling with embracing the building's era. Moreover, due to its location and target market, it was essential to find the ideal design. The building was Victorian, and the target market was businessperson or tourists who want to enjoy the city. Therefore, the plan was a Victorian/Modern interior to fulfil requirements. During the designing process, it was important to include DDA requirements and sustainable materials.