As a Rhode Island School of Design product designer and lifelong creator, I spend plenty of time immersed in the technical worlds of Rhino and SolidWorks, yet I am consistently drawn to the physical making process, with a particular focus on pattern development, color theory, and textile design.

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I grew up in Los Angeles and got an early start designing as a junior interior designer on Bravo TV's Minor Renovations, which sparked a lifelong passion for shaping how spaces and products function. Long before that, I was already inventing, building my own slime-making machine as a kid and even going through the process of applying for a patent. That early obsession with experimentation grew during my time at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts (LACHSA), where I worked in film, theater, visual arts, and special effects makeup.

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After designing footwear as a CMF intern at NOBULL, I'm driven by material innovation, tactile problem-solving, and a love of making. Whether I'm developing soft goods, sketching athletic concepts, or exploring textiles, I aim to design functional, intentional products that tell a story.

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Beyond the studio, you'll find me creating content for Brown XO Magazine, designing with the Brown University Fashion Club, or out bouldering as an active member of the RISD Rock Climbing Club. I am also scuba certified!