Bridging Architecture and Interiors: My Evolving Design Path

With a foundation in architecture, I gradually found myself drawn to the finer details of interior spaces, leading to a deeper engagement with interior design.
Interior design has always been a true passion of mine. While I initially aspired to pursue a masters degree specifically in interior design, such a program was not available at local universities. As a result, I chose a closely related path and completed my masters degree in architecture.
Following graduation, I was fortunate to step into a role that bridged both architecture and interior design—though the work primarily focused on interiors. At the beginning of my professional journey, my responsibilities were centered around exterior design and master planning. However, as my career progressed, I was given the opportunity to work on interior projects—aligning more closely with my personal interests and creative strengths.
This transition into interior design allowed me to explore the artistic and functional potential of interior spaces. I developed a keen eye for spatial planning, the aesthetic treatment of surfaces like walls and ceilings, and the thoughtful selection of furniture, materials, and finishes. To deepen my knowledge, I also pursued independent studies in interior design, which greatly enriched my approach.
Today, I blend my architectural training with my passion for interiors to create spaces that are both functional and visually engaging. This portfolio is a reflection of that journey, showcasing my experience in both exterior and interior design.