Let me explain.
It’s not really about colour, its about identity, about not shrinking into what people expect whether that’s in your home, your personality, or your life.
Because when people hear “beige,” they often think safe, bland, forgettable, like it’s just there to fill a gap and not get in the way.
But that’s never been me and it’s not how I design.
The way I use beige? It’s bold, it’s rich, it’s layered and full of soul. A quiet kind of confidence, not screaming for attention, but still commanding the room.
And yes, I use colour too.
But not just for the sake of it. Every tone is considered, grounded, deep greens, warm ochres, dusky blues they’re chosen for how they feel, not just how they look.
Because colour doesn’t have to be loud to be powerful and neutral doesn’t have to be boring to be beautiful.
You don’t need neon to be noticed, you don’t need noise to be remembered.
So when I say “I wasn’t built for beige,” I mean I wasn’t built to blend in. But when it’s done my way,. layered, intentional., soulful, it becomes something else entirely.
That’s the kind of beauty I create, not surface-deep, but grounded, refined and unapologetically yours.
