I started my creative career studying and working in fashion design in New York City, where I fell in love with color, pattern, texture, and the art of layering. I didn’t know it then, but so much of what fashion taught me naturally became the way I approach interiors today.

I’m originally from Colombia and now live in Florida, where I work as an interior designer and content creator. I’ve always loved things that feel a little different — the piece you don’t see everywhere, an unexpected detail, an old home with quirks and history. I think our homes should feel the same way: personal, inspiring, and full of things that feel uniquely yours.

But I also believe a home is so much more than the technical side of design. It’s what happens inside of it. The meals we make, the people we invite over, the way we set a table, the traditions we create, and even the completely ordinary days that somehow become the memories we keep.

Right now, I’m renovating my own 1930s home and sharing the process as I go — what I choose, what I learn, what goes wrong, what inspires me, and all the little things that make life at home feel special.

I hope what I share inspires you to make choices that feel like you, even when they’re not what everyone else is doing.

Because to me, a beautiful home isn’t just about how it looks. It’s about creating a place you’re inspired to live in.