My path to garden design was not a direct one, but my connection to nature has always been constant. I studied Engineering with Environmental Management at university and later earned a Doctorate in Environmental Sustainability. This foundation led me to a career in the corporate sector, where I worked in sustainable supply chains—reducing environmental impacts and improving working conditions.

 

A move to the United States, along with marriage and raising two children, marked a new chapter in my life. While much changed, my passion for nature did not. I found myself spending more time in the garden, experimenting, learning, helping friends reimagine their outdoor spaces, and volunteering with nature-based community projects.

 

Establishing a garden design practice felt like a natural evolution. Alongside hands-on experience, I am certified as a Landscape Designer by the New York Botanical Garden and as a Pollinator Steward by the Pollinator Partnership. I am continually inspired by the opportunity to learn and grow in this field, and I look forward to evolving alongside the landscapes I help to create.