Each project reflects my belief that thoughtful design can support people, strengthen communities, and bring more care into everyday life. I hope you enjoy exploring my work,
and I would love to connect.

About Me

Growing up in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, and later building a life in the Washington, DC area has shaped how I see the world and the spaces we inhabit. Experiencing different cultures and communities has deepened my appreciation for the relationship between people, place, and design.

My path to interior architecture began in Computer Science, where I developed a foundation in analytical thinking, problem-solving, and systems organization. A lifelong interest in art and the built environment eventually led me to pursue an MFA in Interior Architecture at The George Washington University, bringing together my technical background and creative interests.

I approach design with curiosity, empathy, and an appreciation for the details that shape everyday experiences. From early research and concept development to spatial planning and technical documentation, I enjoy understanding how individual elements come together to create a cohesive whole. I am particularly interested in designing environments that bring people together, support well-being, and leave a lasting impact on their communities.

Outside of design, I find inspiration in travel, art, film, nature, and the everyday moments that reveal how people live and connect. I look forward to continuing to learn, collaborate, and contribute to spaces that make a meaningful difference.