About

We don’t start with the room. We start with the child.

Every child is different, and their space should be too.

At Not a Room, we create children’s spaces around personality, imagination and the way each child experiences the world.

We combine interior design with child-centred thinking and principles of neuroarchitecture to create spaces that feel personal, playful and thoughtfully considered.

Because a beautiful room is not enough. It should feel like theirs.

I believe a child’s room should feel like them.

I’ve always believed that the most beautiful spaces are the ones that tell a story. And when it comes to children, that story starts with who they are.

At Not a Room, I don’t start by choosing furniture or a colour palette. I start by getting to know the child — their personality, what they love, how they play, what makes them curious and what makes them feel comfortable.

I bring together my experience as an architect with child-centred design and principles of neuroarchitecture to create spaces that are playful, personal and thoughtfully designed around each child.

Because no two children are the same — and their rooms shouldn’t be either.

My goal is simple: to create spaces where children feel at home, feel inspired and have room to be themselves.