I’d describe my interior style as calm and cosy: lots of wood, muted colours, mixed with a few design classics – as a brand designer, I do have a bit of a soft spot for them. For me, ‘home’ means, above all, a place to unwind: a sanctuary where I can recharge my batteries.

They play an important role in creating a sense of harmony, because for me, the difference lies in whether cat accessories simply look like accessories or feel like a natural part of the interior. I’m drawn to natural materials such as wood, felt, and rattan, paired with muted tones. Rather than competing with the space, they blend effortlessly into the overall aesthetic, allowing even the most functional pieces to feel considered and beautifully at home.

I take the same approach as I do in my work as a brand designer: first I consider what the product needs to achieve, then I look for the shape and material that best bring that to life. That’s how functionality and design come together perfectly.

I prefer to shop mindfully and less frequently, but to buy items that are of high quality and will last me a long time. For me, this is also about appreciation – both for the materials and for the craftsmanship that goes into a good product.