A young woman standing in the middle of a city street with tall buildings on either side, other pedestrians walking around, some trees without leaves, and store signs visible in the background.

Making life a little easier by finding the right solutions to the right problems.

I’m a product designer driven by the challenge of turning complex, real-world problems into simple, impactful solutions.

Projects

  • An image of the SOUL Picnic Blanket

    SOUL

    From needfinding to product development.

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  • Image of Lakeside Haven Flower arranging workshop

    Lakeside Haven

    A concept development and photography project.

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  • Image of Memory Lane Conversation Cards.

    Memory Lane

    From needfinding to product development.

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  • Image of diver

    Sonim Impact

    A needfinding project.

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  • Image of Steve Bird Wine on wood board

    Steve Bird Wines

    A photography project.

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My Journey

Growing Up

The dairy farm taught me to appreciate nature. My mum taught me to be curious. My dad taught me you can always fix a problem.

Finding Design

What started as exploring ideas at Stanford quickly became a love for product design: thinking with my hands, testing, iterating, and solving problems.

Making it Real

Putting it all together and designing to grab attention, share information, and make life easier.

Group of friends having a picnic on a sunny day in a park with green grass and trees, some people sitting on a blue picnic blanket and others standing.
A pathway leading to a beach with a man and a child near the shoreline. The scene includes palm trees, a fence with decorative statues, and a clear blue sky.
Waterfall surrounded by green trees and bushes under a clear blue sky.
A white lighthouse with a red roof near the rocky coast at sunset, with seagulls perched on rocks and flying nearby.
A wide open grassy field with grazing bison, rolling hills, and mountain ranges in the background under a clear blue sky.

A camera gives me the lense to capture the beauty of the world around me, which sets a reminder of what’s truly important.