My work is deeply embedded in heritage design. I believe that playful design can instil a sense of fun and memory, triggering joyful glimmers. I believe in “make, mend, do”, where restoration and recycling contribute to sustainably conscious design. I believe in natural ‘heirlooms’ and finds which celebrate the history of the land and its people. It’s my purpose to bridge these stories. That is why you’ll always see a connection to family, flowers, nature and heritage within my work. I love working with the land, integrating what we grow outside with how we restore and bring colour inside. My work reflects my love of the land and the narrative that comes from a life living in the countryside.

I began this journey by way of a freak accident. I had sneezed in bed one morning and prolapsed the discs in my lower spine. This led to a year of excruciating pain and eventually spinal surgery. During my recovery, I began to paint and I fell in love with the process, the creativity and the way that being creative can inspire you to become inventive, stronger and happier. This love soon turned into a small business, which now incorporates the things in life that gives me joy. Art, making, growing, interiors, heritage design, recycling, upcycling and regenerating our Dartmoor farm. I love making work that is centred on the simple joyful things in life.