Interior designer with 10 years of experience and a Bachelor of Architecture and Urbanism from Brazil.
Focused on residential interiors, kitchen and bath, custom millwork, technical detailing, and visualization. I combine design sensitivity with a practical understanding of construction to create functional, detailed, and buildable spaces.
Ten years of residential interior design, working both independently and in partnership. I develop projects from briefing and concept through space planning, material specification, custom millwork, 3D visualization, technical documentation, and construction follow-up, in direct contact with clients, suppliers, and contractors.
Experience includes leading residential, apartment, and commercial projects, coordinating approvals with municipal authorities in Brazil, producing finish specifications and installation details for site execution, and showing work at Village Art Decor and Campinas Decor. Today I focus on residential interiors, kitchen & bath, and architectural visualization, with workflows aligned to U.S. residential practice and AI-assisted image and video tools that preserve design intent.
Brazilian clients who had just moved to Tampa needed a project that was fast, cozy and easy to execute. An open-plan interior with kitchen, dining and living areas, in a warm contemporary language with custom millwork, natural textures and soft layered lighting.
A kitchen concept developed as part of a proposal for the 29th Deca Prize (Prêmio Deca) contest, built around a sculpted island, a timber-clad ceiling and deep wine millwork, and studied in four palettes and four times of day.
Part of a loft apartment designed for short-term rental (Airbnb). A small half bath developed from concept sketch to built result, with a green quartzite countertop on a concealed support, detailed for the contractor.
Part of a loft apartment designed for short-term rental (Airbnb). Kitchen and living area with copper-toned millwork, a black integrated refrigerator and warm under-cabinet lighting, from the Enscape render to the finished apartment.
The finished loft, designed for short-term rental (Airbnb): a brick feature wall and warm track lighting in the living area, a plaid wallpaper bedroom with built-in millwork, a glazed balcony dining nook, and a full bath in green glazed tile.
A compact apartment for a young couple, planned around an open living and kitchen area, built-in storage and a lit glass display, a lavatory with a stone wall and organic mirror, and a bedroom with a walk-in closet.
Renovation of a master suite with built-in millwork around the bed, lit niches, a walk-in closet behind a mirrored door, and a warm, quiet palette.
A SketchUp-based system I am building to turn one model into plans, elevations, millwork identification and technical scenes, organizing electrical, hydraulic, lighting and joinery information to cut repetitive redrawing and avoidable errors. Built and tested on real projects; the interface is currently in Brazilian Portuguese, with English adaptation planned.
A survey workflow that starts from a marked-up measurement drawing and builds the 3D model with organized layers (tags) and component families. Shown here on the Apartment 320 study.
A correctly transferred survey is the foundation of the whole project: when field measurements, existing conditions and notes enter the model accurately and in an organized way, the executive project and technical drawings that come from it are more precise, with fewer surprises on site.
New work is added as it is completed.
Residential interior design, from concept and layout to technical detailing and visualization.