Interior design

For nine years, before moving to Berlin, I worked as an interior designer. My humanistic background shaped my approach—design was never about aesthetics alone but about creating spaces that truly fit the people who live in them. I always valued the individuality of my clients—their habits, routines, and personal style were the foundation of every project.

For me, the process of designing interiors was just as important as the final result. Understanding needs, solving functional challenges, and creating meaningful spaces required deep listening, problem-solving, and adaptability. Through this experience,
I developed strong skills in project management, communication, and translating abstract ideas into tangible, well-crafted spaces.

Interior design taught me how to balance creativity with practicality, work within constraints, and collaborate with clients, craftsmen, and other professionals.