I started my own design studio two years ago, and I’m grateful to share that it has grown quite quickly into a team of 15 talented individuals. We are currently working on some exciting projects across the Middle East and Europe. I’m now hoping to connect with like-minded young entrepreneurs who are also navigating the journey of building their own businesses — I believe there is so much we can learn from one another by sharing experiences and supporting each other along the way.

As a business owner and interior designer, I’m always seeking meaningful connections with like-minded individuals who share a passion for creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation. What excites me most about 1833 is the opportunity to engage with a diverse community of thinkers and doers who are not only building businesses but also shaping culture. I would use my membership as a platform to exchange ideas, learn from other entrepreneurs’ journeys, and contribute my own experiences—particularly in design, branding, and storytelling within the hospitality and creative industries. I believe I could bring fresh perspectives on crafting spaces and experiences that connect emotionally with people, as well as insights into navigating the challenges of growing a young business in today’s fast-evolving markets. Most recently, I designed Casa Amor, a beach club where I set out to break away from the typical aesthetics we often see in Dubai. Instead of the expected glitz, I wanted to introduce a grounding, bohemian sensibility—something inspired by Caribbean charm and the essence of island living. I truly believe that Dubai could benefit from more of these laid-back, natural, and soulful environments that invite people to slow down, connect, and feel present. More than just networking, I am drawn to the spirit of collaboration that 1833 fosters, and I hope to be an active and supportive member of the community—sharing knowledge, offering support, and growing alongside others who are equally passionate about what they do.

I am an interior designer, and much of my work revolves around research and the constant search for inspiration. I often find this inspiration in the rich history behind craftsmanship and design, as well as through thoughtful aesthetic compositions found in film, photography, and other forms of visual art.