My love for arts and crafts began as a child, following the footsteps of my mother as a professional crocheter. I've learned about painting, crochet, jewellery, recycling materials and many other crafting skills over my teenager years.

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Interior Design has always been my aspiration, even before I've got my qualifications. I've always felt that I had some creative flair that could be used to transform the spaces we dwell.

 

While still studying for the Foundation Degree in Interior Design, I've started The Pallet House as a furniture upcycling business. After graduating I've expanded the business by opening an online shop and offering Interior Design Consultation.

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I've continued my education with a BA in Design for Outdoor Living and completed an array of additional courses in hand sketching, architectural watercolour sketching, colour consultation, visualisations and I'm continuing keeping up with the latest trends to ensure that I'm providing my clients with the best quality service at an affordable price.

 

I'm dedicated to helping each client fall in love with their revamped space. With my previous experience with vintage/antique furniture, I like to incorporate them into almost every project, not only because it's eco-friendly, but also to create the juxtaposition between old and new and for a personal and unique addition to each space.

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The smallest details can make a real impact when it comes to designing a space, but only an outside set of eyes can bring these details together to create a seamless design.

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