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About Me

With over a decade of experience working in museums, I’ve developed an eye for curating spaces that tell a story through thoughtful styling and meaningful design. My time abroad studying sustainable cultural heritage deepened my passion for honoring history—not just in artifacts, but in the way we design and live in our homes.

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In museums, every object holds a story—its history, purpose, and significance woven into time. I believe our homes should do the same, reflecting our lives, memories, and evolving stories. The objects we surround ourselves with carry meaning, grounding a space and making it feel truly ours. That’s why I approach interior design with an appreciation for the past, weaving together vintage pieces, heirlooms, and carefully curated finds to create homes that feel both timeless and deeply personal.

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My background in art history, classical studies, and material culture has shaped the way I see design. Art, objects, and interiors are all interconnected—how we arrange a space is its own form of composition, a reflection of who we are. Design is more than just aesthetics; it’s a way of telling your story, layering meaning into the everyday.

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Why the Scarab Logo?

People often ask about the significance of the scarab in my logo. For me, it’s deeply personal. My love for ancient history—especially Egypt—has always been a source of inspiration, and the scarab, a symbol of rebirth and renewal, felt like the perfect emblem for my journey into design.

But there’s another layer to it. My mother, who shared my love of ancient Egypt and design, instilled in me a deep appreciation for both. This scarab is a tribute to her and a reminder that sometimes, our paths aren’t linear—but they always lead us to where we’re meant to be.

I like to think that in every space I design, there’s a quiet nod to history, art, and the enduring beauty of the past—woven seamlessly into the present.

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Photograpy by Nicole Martinez

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