About Me

That curiosity took me to study urban design in development, and that’s where everything shifted. One of the first essays posed the question, What makes a good city? It stopped me in my tracks and opened up so many other questions, like What makes a good home? Coming from the private sector, where it was all about profit margins, I found myself captivated by ideas of participatory design and deeper, more human-centered conversations. I remember asking my professors, How do we apply this in practice? But they didn’t have answers. It’s taken years of experience for me to finally find my own answer to this – which is the foundation of my methodology.

When I moved into the humanitarian sector, I saw what “home” really means to people. I witnessed families refusing to leave houses that were barely standing because they couldn’t imagine leaving their home behind. I saw people creating makeshift spaces under collapsing roofs—not because it was safe, but because it was theirs. That’s when I truly understood: home is more than a physical place. It’s emotional. It’s deeply personal.

My journey started in architecture and urban design, but it was my years in the humanitarian sector—rebuilding hospitals, homes, and refugee camps—that deepened my understanding of the profound impact of space on human motivation and well-being. I witnessed firsthand how environments shape emotions, energy, and personal growth. That realization led me to Feng Shui, a practice that perfectly bridges design, psychology, and energy flow—a holistic approach to creating spaces that nurture and transform.

And yet, for years, I was chasing that feeling for myself. I thought my unsettledness came from the wrong country, the wrong job, the wrong relationship. But studying Feng Shui helped me see space differently. While I was studying Feng Shui, I had just bought my apartment in Nice, and everything fell into place. For the first time, I felt grounded, at peace—I felt at home, I found myself.

Through Zen Interiors, I combine my expertise in spatial transformation, Feng Shui, and psychology to guide my clients in designing spaces that reveal their true essence. My work goes beyond aesthetics—it’s about creating environments that reflect your psyche, uncover subconscious patterns, and empower you to live with intention. I believe your home should be more than just a place to live; it should be a tool for self-discovery, healing, and success.

If you’re ready to explore the deeper connection between your space and your life, I’d love to guide you on this journey. Let’s design a space that truly feels like home—one that supports your aspirations, enhances your energy, and helps you thrive.