Let's talk about: What I enjoy most about interior design

What I enjoy most about interior design is the process of truly understanding my clients—their needs, ambitions, and the essence of who they are—so that their space reflects their identity, not mine. Every project is like solving a unique puzzle, where my role is not to impose my personal style but to translate their vision into reality.

A well-designed space is more than just an arrangement of furniture and décor; it tells a story. My goal is always to create environments where my clients feel a deep sense of belonging, where every detail speaks to their personality, experiences, and aspirations. That’s why I spend a lot of time listening, observing, and even reading between the lines. Sometimes, people know they want a change but can’t quite put it into words—that’s where my work truly begins.

I also believe that every space benefits from a strong visual anchor, something that catches the eye and makes a statement. It could be a bold colour, an antique piece with a rich history, a striking artwork, or even an unexpected texture that adds depth and character. These elements not only elevate the design but also create conversation starters and emotional connections within the space.

What excites me most is seeing the transformation, not just of the space but of the people who live in it. There’s a moment when a client walks into their newly designed home or office and suddenly, everything clicks. Their posture changes, their face lights up, and you can see that they feel at home. That’s when I know I’ve done my job well.

Interior design, at its core, is about storytelling. It’s about creating spaces that embrace the people who live in them and allow them to express who they are.