I am a designer who seeks to go beyond the traditional boundaries of design, transforming each project into a sensory and emotional experience. I studied Industrial Design at Universidad de los Andes and Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), and later pursued studies in Fashion Design and Fashion Styling at Istituto Marangoni. My career has been shaped by innovation, sensitivity, and a deep connection between aesthetics, spirituality, and functionality.

My creative perspective goes beyond the visual. Every space, object, or collection I design begins with a clear intention: to create designs with soul—creations that connect with the people who inhabit or wear them. My work is characterized by clean lines, a refined palette, and carefully curated artistic elements, giving each project its own identity—sophisticated and timeless.

Throughout my career, I have worked in BTL advertising at Young & Rubicam, led interior design projects in the real estate sector, and during the pandemic created an entrepreneurial project called Kids Kits—creative kits for children designed to encourage hands-on activities, creativity, and meaningful moments with family and friends. During that time, I also developed hoodie collections featuring original designs and purposeful messages. I currently serve as Design Manager at QBO Constructores SAS, where I approach interior design from a comprehensive perspective enriched by my multidisciplinary background across different design fields. This allows me to understand spaces from multiple dimensions—functional, emotional, aesthetic, and human—achieving results that are both innovative and deeply coherent.

My professional path has also been accompanied by a continuous process of personal development, which has strengthened my sensitivity and my ability to understand people’s emotional and behavioral needs. This connection has led me to become involved in social responsibility projects, using design as a tool for transformation, well-being, and awareness.

I have also presented collections at international platforms such as Palm Springs Fashion Week, Argentina Fashion Week, Bogotá Fashion Week, and prominent events in Miami, which have allowed me to share a creative vision that challenges convention and proposes a more conscious, human, and meaningful way of understanding design.

Above all, I am the mother of three daughters, a creator, and a visionary. I believe design is not only an aesthetic discipline but also a powerful language capable of inspiring, healing, and transforming. When design is created with purpose, every space and every creation carries a unique energy and an identity that can truly be felt.