A Multidisciplinary Designer rooted in architecture, evolving through experience design.
I didn’t begin with design. I began with silence, sketchbooks, spilled paint, and hours spent observing the world without knowing why.
As a child, drawing was never just a hobby. It was the first language I used to understand emotions, spaces, and people.
Slowly, I started noticing the unnoticed — the way people move through spaces, the small struggles hidden in everyday life, the beauty in ordinary moments. Maybe that was the beginning of what people now call empathy.
Then came school. Then architecture. And somewhere between structure, light, material, and human behaviour, I found myself deeply connected to design.
But honestly — I was never interested in creating things that only looked beautiful. I wanted to create experiences people could feel.
That curiosity slowly pulled me toward retail design — a world where psychology, emotion, movement, culture, and storytelling exist together in a single space.
But wait… there’s more to me than design. I’ve always felt restless in one place. I love travelling, exploring unfamiliar streets, meeting new people, and finding stories hidden in landscapes.
Maybe that’s why I chose Sikkim for my internship. The mountains taught me things no classroom ever could — patience, stillness, humility, and perspective.
And somewhere along those small trekking trails, I realised I feel most alive when surrounded by nature. Mountains, rain, cold air, long walks, silence — they somehow feel like home.
Today, my journey is still unfolding. Part artist, part architect, part observer, part dreamer. Still sketching. Still exploring. Still trying to design things that make people feel understood.