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My father was an avid collector of antiques, and taught me how to look for detail and flaws. My mother was a photographer first, and then an artist who was extremely critical of her own work, and later, mine – which was all helpful at the end of the day.
My love affair with the visual arts started when I was a child. Our family holidays abroad were not for relaxation, but for a discovery of what the world had to show us.
Many children talk about being dragged to museums, but for me it was always an adventure and a pleasure. I followed willingly, wanting to learn more about what our history meant and, especially, how significant the crafts behind some of the most important monuments in the world would have depended upon.
I studied Industrial Design after a Fine Arts Foundation Course and then, through a family connection, started my career in interior design.
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