Interior Designer

Design, for me, begins with people. Before aesthetics or form, I think about how a space will be lived in, moved through, and felt. I believe interiors quietly shape daily life, supporting comfort, accessibility, dignity, and connection without demanding attention. This belief guides every project I take on and shapes how I think as a future designer.

My background in fine arts trained me to see light, material, proportion, and texture as emotional tools. Today, I apply that sensitivity to spaces that must also perform technically, sustainably, and responsibly. I am constantly searching for the balance between sculptural beauty and practical function, between minimalism and warmth, and between concept and constructability.

As a Brazilian designer studying in New York and fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, I approach design through a multicultural lens. I understand how culture and identity influence the way people relate to space, and I strive to create environments that feel thoughtful, inclusive, and welcoming.

My education at the New York School of Interior Design strengthened my ability to design with intention. Courses in building systems, materials, lighting, sustainability, and codes taught me that impactful design must be grounded in technical knowledge and environmental responsibility.

Across my work, I explore how circulation, natural light, materiality, and spatial 

organization improve quality of life. 

I aspire to create spaces that people don’t just see but truly feel connected to.