A home is never just a structure. It is a collection of gestures, habits, memories and choices  revealed through the way light enters a room, the texture of a wall, an object by a window, or the quiet relationship between things. I am interested in photographing homes not simply as architecture, but as places with a pulse where design slowly becomes part of everyday life.

Light is at the centre of how I see these spaces. I look for the moments when material, proportion, shadow and life come together, and when a room begins to feel like more than what it is. The photograph, for me, is not only about showing the house, but about holding onto a feeling  a sense of what it might be like to sit there, experience the silence, and watch the light move through the space.