IKEA 

I learned early on that good design is not about how a space looks, but about how it works for the people inside it. While working at IKEA, I shaped spaces that told everyday stories-rooms designed around real life, real habits, and real needs. Each setting was carefully planned to feel familiar, purposeful, and inviting, where every detail had a reason to exist.

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Moving between Scandinavian simplicity, modern clarity, and traditional warmth, I designed rooms and shared spaces that helped visitors recognize solutions rather than displays. From living spaces to the restaurant experience, the goal was always the same: create environments that feel intuitive, human, and quietly meaningful.