I live in London, England, I have recently, graduated with a BA (Hons), in Product and Furniture Design at Kingston University. Being born with Cerebral palsy, I don’t see my disability as something negative but rather as a positive. I feel as if I have a unique advantage at viewing the world in a different way. Through my childhood from the age of (Yr5) I attended two special needs schools, which really helped me in becoming the person I am today. Pushing ahead through my school years and going on to study a degree in design has motivated me more to overcome my disability. As a designer I believe that every individual is different and I believe good design helps people do things they might otherwise not be able to do. Studying a design degree has opened my eyes up to designing for disability, and I have enjoyed my journey through University in being able to achieve a bachelorette degree at the end of it. I see myself as an empathetic energetic peoples’ designer with the focus on working for people with impairments and disabilities at the core of my practice in a collaborative field. More Info