“I practise a maximalist approach to design matters in order to reinterpret past themes and subjects in a contemporary idiom”

With five years of experience in the creative sector and an MA awarded by the Royal College of Art and V&A, I’m a London-based visual designer exploring the intersection between graphics, heritage and nostalgia.

Driven by an unquenchable thirst for historic ornaments and patterns, I practise a maximalist approach to design matters in order to reinterpret past themes and subjects in a contemporary idiom.

My creative vision and knowhow in crafting tailored solutions have me a reputation as ‘designer of nostalgia’ and I’m honoured to count among my clients such names as Benjamin Pollock’s Toyshop and Choosing Keeping.

There is no such thing as ‘undesigned beauty’ and whether you’d like to know more about my design work or something is knocking at the back of your mind, don’t hesitate to get in touch and I’ll do my best to assist you.