I am a fashion designer and qualified jeweller working across sustainable fashion, handcrafted jewellery, and vitreous enamel. My practice combines contemporary design with traditional craft techniques, creating sculptural yet comfortable pieces that balance structure, softness, and refined craftsmanship. I work mainly with linen, reclaimed materials, and responsibly sourced fabrics, as well as handmade jewellery designed and finished in my Devon studio.
Modern aesthetics, architecture, and geometry influence my work, and the organic fluidity of nature. Coastal landscapes, shifting light, weathered surfaces, and contemporary art all inform my approach to colour, texture, and form. I am particularly interested in the relationship between geometry and movement, and in creating pieces that feel both visually distinctive and deeply wearable.
Sustainability is central to my practice, not only through material choices but also through the way I design and produce. I work with existing and unutilised materials from my curated archive and local recycling sources, developing collections through a circular and low-waste approach that values longevity over excess. Every garment and jewellery piece passes through my hands from concept to completion, allowing close attention to quality, comfort, and finish.
Alongside independent practice, I value collaboration and interdisciplinary work, often combining fashion, jewellery, performance, and visual storytelling. I aim to create pieces with lasting value, designed to be worn, experienced, and kept over time.