Began with a relatable challenge: I couldn’t find a storage solution that truly worked for my home. I needed complete customization—knocking down walls, upgrading floors, adding lighting, and applying fresh paint. So, I took matters into my own hands and designed and built my own closet. 

The result was a closet that not only solved my storage problem but also brought order and meaning to my daily life. I discovered that many people resonate with this approach to design, and now, I bring the same care and dedication to every closet I create. There’s profound satisfaction in transforming chaos into function, and I’m grateful to share that with my clients. 

What started as a practical necessity quickly became something much deeper. That first project was a long, thoughtful process: I meticulously planned how to use every inch of space, researched materials, sought advice from experienced woodworkers and cabinet makers, and consulted designers. Through this journey, I developed my own design philosophy, rooted in utilitarian principles—functionality, simplicity, and longevity. 

From my one-woman workshop, I aim to deliver more than just storage solutions. These are spaces designed to endure, to serve, and to reflect the unique rhythms of your life. Because a well-designed closet isn’t just a container for your belongings—it’s an extension of the order and beauty we strive for in our homes and in ourselves.