Hey! My name is Emily and I’m a third-year Interior Design student, on my way to becoming a professional designer and artist.

In my education, I have focused on interior spaces that resonate emotionally, intuitively, and interactively. Whether it’s an Arts Center designed around ASD sensory perception, an editorial Retreat grounded in western culture, or a Marketing Exhibition rooted in synaesthesia— my approach is always research driven, deeply human, and a little unconventional!

I thrive at the intersection of concept and craftsmanship. Right now, my focus is on gaining experience in the arts—whether fine art, artisan crafts, or hands-on design techniques—before stepping into large-scale interior design. I’m drawn to the deep knowledge and precision that come with traditional and experimental craft, believing that understanding materials and techniques firsthand is essential to creating meaningful spaces. My process is rooted in curiosity, pulling from psychology, the human experience, nature, and cultural narratives to explore how art and design shape experiences.