From Fashion to Interiors:
A Designer’s Evolution
Before I designed wallpaper, I designed fashion. I started in apparel design, where I learned the importance of fabric, fit, and how a single piece can transform an entire look. My approach to design has always mirrored how I style an outfit—starting with foundational pieces, layering in statements, and finishing with accessories. In fashion, that might mean denim or tailored basics as the foundation, elevated with a bold stripe or vibrant pattern as the statement, and completed with the right details as the accessories. In interiors, it’s the same philosophy—my Core Collection is the foundation, my Statement Collection is the bold focal point, and Wall Art is the finishing touch that ties everything together.
That’s why I created Walldrobe & Co.—for people who don’t just decorate, but curate their spaces like they do their wardrobe. My designs aren’t overly intricate or busy because I design with layering in mind. Just like in fashion, every piece should be versatile, mixable, and intentional. My patterns are created to be paired together, allowing you to effortlessly mix and match for a space that feels curated, never chaotic.
The Birth
of Walldrobe & Co.
Walldrobe & Co. was born from this approach—wallpaper designed for those who see their home as an extension of their style. It’s for those who understand that walls, like clothing, tell a story. Every pattern, texture, and detail matters. I wanted to create designs that weren’t just “wallpaper” but wearable art for interiors—pieces that feel as personal as your favorite jacket or statement accessory.
More Than Wallpaper:
A Holistic Approach to Styling
But my work doesn’t stop at wallpaper. My background in apparel, graphic design, and interior styling gives me a unique lens when working with clients. Whether it's wall styling, space planning, or brand collaborations, I bring an editorial eye to every project, ensuring that every detail aligns with the bigger picture.
This isn’t just about design—it’s about helping people create spaces that reflect who they are. Because when your home looks and feels like you, it’s not just decorated—it’s curated.