I earned my BFA in Product Design at the University of Oregon, where I focused on soft goods, textiles, and hands-on fabrication. I’m drawn to the small interactions that shape how people connect with everyday objects, and I approach design with empathy, tactility, and a respect for materials.

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My creative path began early - painting, drawing, working with clay, essentially experimenting with any material I could get my hands on. Making things that evoked feeling always mattered to me, so discovering product design felt like a natural extension of that instinct. It gave me a way to blend creativity with function and to create objects that feel purposeful, comforting, and rooted in storytelling.

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I’m especially interested in work that combines texture, utility, and thoughtful construction. Soft goods and textiles are where I feel most at home, and where I enjoy translating ideas into grounded, functional forms that support people in their daily lives.