I began my creative career studying and working in fashion design in New York City, where I developed a love for color, pattern, texture, and the art of layering. Fashion taught me to think about composition and contrast — lessons that naturally carried into the spaces I design today.

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Now based in Florida, I work as an interior designer creating homes that feel personal, layered, and full of character.

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I’m especially drawn to spaces with architectural detail and history. In a world of white boxes, I believe homes should feel expressive and lived in — places where materials, furniture, and objects come together in a way that reflects the people who live there.

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Originally from Colombia, I’ve always been inspired by spaces that feel vibrant and alive. That perspective continues to influence how I approach design today.

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Alongside my client work, I’m currently documenting the renovation of my own 1930s home, sharing the design decisions, lessons learned, and creative process along the way.

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For me, great design isn’t about perfection — it’s about creating homes with character, warmth, and a sense of life.