For White Noise, it was the need for calm — a quiet space where creativity can breathe.
As a designer, I’ve learned that progress often hides in stillness. For years, I chased what was missing — the lists, the next step, the “not yet enough.” But stepping back reminded me to see what’s already here, and to create from that sense of clarity rather than pressure.

That reflection took me back to a silent retreat I once attended. I remember thinking then: if I ever design my own collection, it has to be comfortable, well-made, and timeless. Those values shaped my first collections — soft silhouettes, flowing fabrics, and versatile pieces designed to move with ease.