Raised in Beirut, my work is rooted in spatial nostalgia, stemming from my family's mold-making shop (for packaging), beneath our apartment.

After high school, to get hands-on knowledge about the business, I underwent training on advanced machinery in China,
before joining the ’Architecture d'intérieur’ BA program at l’a.l.b.a.

With MARIAGROUP, I contributed to award-winning residential developments in Saudi Arabia and contributed to the design of private villas for prominent Lebanese families. Working with this (top) studio in Beirut, has been a solid foundation to my practice in designing spaces.

Expanding my horizons, I pursued a master's in set design from CalArts, where I led the set design for 'King Lear'at the Walt Disney Modular Theater. Relocating from the Middle East to USA, I co-founded Silvernail Design in Phoenix, specializing in crafting architectural steel elements and collaborated with local architects.

Now at Freeman, I help shape immersive spaces and experiences for events of different scales, working with world-class brands to bring
their stories to life.

Despite the physical distance, I carry my roots with me, embracing new knowledge and experiences.