I have always been deeply aware of how spaces feel and how subtle details shape our state of mind. From an early age, I was drawn to creating environments that feel considered, harmonious, and special.

Following this interest, I studied Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at the University of Cambridge. I then spent over a decade in consulting and operational leadership, including six years at Amazon, where I designed complex systems and large-scale environments — ensuring they functioned efficiently and seamlessly.

Over time, I felt drawn toward something beyond function: the emotional experience within the spaces we inhabit.

Through yoga, meditation, creative practice and time in nature, I discovered a different way of relating to the world — one that moves beyond the thinking mind and reconnects us to the body, to intuition, and to a deeper sense of presence. Alongside this, I developed a strong interest in the human nervous system and how environments influence our ability to feel calm, safe and connected.

In 2025, I stepped away from my corporate career to explore this path more deeply, completing formal trainings and immersing myself in hospitality environments.

Since then, I have worked within high-end hotels as a yoga teacher, wellness facilitator, experience host and strategic advisor. Designing and holding spaces for guests, I observed first-hand what allows people to truly soften, settle, and reconnect — and where even well-designed environments can fall short.

Today, I bring these worlds together.

I combine structured expertise with intuitive understanding to create spaces and experiences that invite people to slow down, rest, and reconnect — and that support hotels in delivering environments that are not only well-designed, but deeply experienced.