Looking at this, I find myself tracing back to that small clothing shop my mum ran in the 80s. It wasn’t much, but it was filled with colour — and that quiet joy in seeing fabric come to life. I didn’t know it then, but that little world she created shaped mine. Design has always been my way of making sense of things. Of connecting memories, places, and people. And over time, it’s also become a way of understanding myself — where I come from, what I value, and how I want to contribute. Working alongside Eugene has opened new ground. We’re not just building a business — we’re charting a path to grow into who we’re meant to be, through what we make. And each project, each collaboration, quietly affirms that what we create can carry meaning. That creativity, when rooted in something personal, can meet a need beyond ourselves. Deeply grateful for an enriching decade — for all its learnings, connections, and quiet moments of clarity. Here’s to the road ahead, and to continuing the work ...