About
A design historian and a designer showing design history and antiques in new and engaging ways.
I graduated with distinction from the MA History of Design course at the Royal College of Art and the Victoria & Albert Museum, where I researched Polish design history—an often overlooked topic within global design history. I also hold a BA (Hons) in Furniture and Product Design from Nottingham Trent University, where I developed my deep understanding of craftsmanship and material culture. After my studies, I have dedicated my career to exploring the connections between antiques, design history, and contemporary life and design.
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In my current role as Gallery Assistant at a luxury antiques and fine art gallery, I blend my expertise in design history with practical skills in social media, marketing, design and exhibition curation. I have successfully grown the gallery's Instagram following by around10,000 through strategic content creation, while also liaising with high-profile clients and curating exhibitions for events like London Craft Week. My work extends beyond the gallery, as I have authored articles on design history for platforms such as culture.pl and collaborated with museums like the V&A to tell compelling stories about design history.
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I am equally passionate about public engagement and education. As a public speaker and former Design History Society Ambassador, I have participated in international panels and organised virtual seminar series, fostering conversations about design's cultural and historical significance.
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Whether I’m writing articles, creating marketing materials, or curating exhibitions, I approach every project with a commitment to showcasing antiques and design history in bold and engaging ways. Through my work, I aim to breathe new life into historical design and inspire others to see its enduring relevance in today’s world.