About Me

I am an Interior and Lighting Designer based in New York City, currently pursuing a double major in Master of Fine Arts in Interior Design and Lighting Design at the Parsons School of Design.

My work explores the relationship between space, light, and human experience. I approach design as an experiential discipline, one that shapes how environments are perceived, inhabited, and remembered.

Through research, material exploration, and spatial strategy, I investigate how light, proportion, and atmosphere influence emotion, behavior, and well-being.

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Born in Tamil Nadu and raised across Hyderabad, Dehradun, and Mumbai before relocating to the United States, I developed an early awareness that space is never neutral; it carries memory, identity, and social context. These experiences continue to inform my sensitivity to scale, atmosphere, and belonging. I believe thoughtfully conceived environments can support presence, foster connection, and enhance quality of life.

Through my practice, I aim to create spaces that are sensory, sustainable, and deeply human environments that are felt before they are seen and remembered long after they are left.