Interior Design analyzes and responds innovatively to the social, physical, and psychological impacts of interior spaces.

We are all human - that is that. Studying design has given me a different perspective on the built environment, and the ways in which we interact with it. I am passionate about designing for what makes us human, and how we coexist with the physical world.

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I am passionate about exploring how our interiors affect our well-being, and how we can humanize our environments to support our best, and most natural selves. Our environments play a role larger than just a physical space. Interiors are tactile, acoustical, they have light and shadow, allowing us to interact with the physical world in a variety of ways. These factors make us consider space ergonomically; how we physically and emotionally respond to our environments. By first considering the people within a space, we can apply all of these factors to create spaces that give a sense of empowerment, dignity, and comfort to bring out the best in humans.

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Studying design has taught me that we are incredibly complex beings, all with the same need; spaces that support us as humans. As designers, we are not only meeting our client's needs by providing them with a physical space, but we elevate their appreciation for the built environment, designing for their most natural selves. I design for humans.