Thoughtful interiors, expressed through material, atmosphere and the everyday.
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My interest in interiors begins with how a space feels — and grows through the details that give it character.
I’m Georgia, an interior design graduate from Whitehouse Institute of Design, where I completed a Bachelor of Design with Distinction in 2025. My work explores residential, workplace and retail interiors, with an interest in sustainable design and spaces that support everyday life.
A background in hospitality brings a practical awareness of how people arrive, gather and move through a space. I carry that attention to people into the way I think about interiors: how a room welcomes you, what draws you in and where you feel comfortable staying.
I’m drawn to colour as a way of shaping mood. A deep tone can create intimacy; a warmer accent can bring energy to a quiet palette. I enjoy exploring how daylight changes these relationships, giving familiar materials a different presence throughout the day.
Timber grain, veined stone, soft plaster and reflective metal each bring their own character. I’m interested in how they sit together: rough beside smooth, warmth against coolness, and surfaces that reveal more as you move closer. These details give a concept depth.
I enjoy the balance between sculptural gestures and clear, purposeful planning. Curves, strong lines and repeated forms can guide movement, frame a view or create somewhere to pause. For me, an expressive interior should also feel intuitive to inhabit.
Bachelor of Design (Interior Design)
With Distinction · 2022–2025
VCE · 2020
ATAR 92.3
SketchUp
Adobe InDesign, Photoshop,
Illustrator and Lightroom
Drafting and illustration
Revit and AutoCAD
Client communication
Consultative sales
Organisation and service