Lionsgate Design

02/24/2026

On this cold winter day, thinking of one of our amazing projects we had the pleasure of working on with one of our favourite clients.

Spring is around the corner!

Who else is in love with this backyard? 🙋🏼‍♀️

02/14/2026

08/07/2025

For me, as you know, summertime is all about entertaining—and this is when our living rooms really come alive. There’s something about the way natural light pours in, the energy that shifts when good company walks through the door, and those small design details that make a space unforgettable.

Design is deeply personal.

Whether you’re drawn to a layered boho vibe or the serene calm of Japandi style, it’s about more than just aesthetics. When I’m designing a livable space with a client, it’s not just about how they want to feel in the room every day—it’s about how they want their guests, their community, and their future connections to feel when they step into that space.

That’s where the magic is.

07/16/2025

There’s something undeniably magical about summer when it comes to design. I find myself spending so much time in the kitchen and outdoors, entertaining in the backyard. No matter the occasion, everyone always ends up gathered in the kitchen—it’s where connection happens. It’s about food, comfort, warmth, and shared moments.

For me, that space has to feel like a sanctuary. While my bedroom has always been my personal retreat, I believe your entire home should offer that same sense of peace. The kitchen, especially, is where I sit by the window, reflect, create, and reconnect with myself. It’s the heart of my home—and a well of inspiration.

07/11/2025

When I walk into a living room, one of the first things I notice is the coffee table—and more specifically, the books on it. There’s something about a well-chosen stack that immediately tells you who lives there, what inspires them, or what kind of stories they hold close.

Coffee table books have this quiet way of anchoring a space. Whether it’s a bold cover on architecture, a worn spine on interior design, or something playful and unexpected, they invite curiosity. They give people a reason to slow down and feel the room, not just see it.

I love pairing them with something textured or sentimental—like a small bowl I picked up at a local market or a candle that carries a familiar scent. Those are the layers that turn a styled space into a lived-in story.

Design isn’t just visual—it’s emotional.🥰

07/02/2025

They say there’s a method to the madness—but when it comes to design, I’d argue the opposite.

Clients often ask where my inspiration comes from, and the truth is, it starts with conversation. Not just about style or colour palettes, but about life. I want to understand what fulfills you, what excites you, what motivates you—mentally, emotionally, spiritually. Because for me, design isn’t about trends; it’s about people.

A home is a sanctuary. Yes, colours and fabrics matter—but on their own, they’re just materials. It’s the story behind them that gives them meaning. Every shade reveals something about how you feel; every texture evokes an emotion. To choose the right ones, I have to know who you are.

That’s why the consultation is everything. It’s the heartbeat of the design process—the moment where inspiration truly begins.

06/30/2025

There’s always one space in a home that becomes your sanctuary — the place where the world softens and you return to yourself.

For me, it’s my bedroom. 💛

It’s warm, friendly, and inviting… the way the light wraps around the room in the morning feels like a quiet hug. It’s where I rest, dream, and feel most at peace. I designed it to feel like a retreat — with soft textures, grounding colours, and little personal touches that remind me I’m safe and held.

When I create for my clients, I always say ‘make at least one space in your home uniquely yours.’ Maybe that means choosing a palette that calms your spirit, a throw that feels like comfort, or lighting that helps you exhale. It doesn’t have to be grand — it just has to feel like you.

Your sanctuary is already waiting — sometimes, it just needs a little love to come to life.

06/27/2025

From blueprint to beautiful. ✨

Swipe to see the transformation.

06/23/2025

Barcelona moved me in a way I didn’t expect. The architecture, the textures, the rhythm of the city — it reminded me why I do what I do.

When I travel, it’s never just for rest. It’s to reignite something. As a designer, I’m constantly being asked to create — to bring beauty, soul, and vision into spaces on demand. But creativity isn’t a switch you flip. Sometimes, you need to step away, to reset your eyes and your spirit, to remember what it feels like to be moved by something again.

Whether you’re in design or just navigating a new chapter in life, inspiration has a way of finding you when you give yourself the space to receive it.

So wherever your next journey takes you, pause. Look around. Breathe it in. You never know what moment might bring you back to yourself.

06/18/2025

There’s something truly magical about watching a space become someone’s sanctuary.

I still remember sitting down with this client—full of ideas, dreams, and a deep desire to feel at home in their space. My job wasn’t just to design something beautiful… it was to listen, to feel, and to bring their vision to life in a way that felt like them. That’s the part I love most—being trusted to create something that’s not just stylish, but soulful.

Growing up, I watched my mother take the simplest things and turn them into something beautiful. She made our home feel warm and full of love, even when we didn’t have much. That spirit is what I carry with me in every project. My designs are never just about furniture or finishes—they’re about heart, energy, and intention. These photos tell the story of what happens when trust, creativity, and love all come together in one space.

06/16/2025

Summer always shifts something in me. The way the light moves through a room, the vibrancy of color, the feeling of possibility—it all fuels the way I design. ☀️

When I step into a space, I’m not just looking at walls and windows. I’m imagining what could be. I think about how natural light will dance across a living room, how a bold floral arrangement might breathe life into a corner, how a family might gather here on a warm July evening, laughter spilling out onto the patio.

Designing a summer home isn’t just about the aesthetic—it’s about potential. It’s about creating a place that feels inviting, joyful, and alive with future memories. A space that surprises even the client with what’s possible—a wedding one day, a graduation, a growing family. That’s what inspires me most: not just the beauty of the now, but the magic of what’s still to come.