Since I was a young child I was always interested in design unconsciously. I remember playing with my Legos at the age of four, but unlike other children I needed all of my configurations uniformed. On that day, I came to a realization I knew I wanted to go into an art related career. When I enrolled into high school, I became involved in this program called KlingStubbins Explorers, which exposes participants to many fields involving architecture and other related engineering careers. Even though I was originally fascinated about architecture, within the program I realized I was captivated by interior design much more.

 

         What I mostly like about interior design is brainstorming multiple concepts to fit the clients’ desires and personality, figuring out solutions to problems that seem impossible to solve and most of all observing people enjoying the space you created that was initially a concept on a scrap of trace paper.