Welcome to my Portfolio

The Designer Behind the Work.

I’m a graphic designer with a strong eye for detail and a passion for developing ideas into clear, engaging designs. My experience spans branding, campaigns, social media, print and digital, with a passion on creating work that is both purposeful and in line with brands core values.

A close-up of a white cast iron radiator on a beige wall with a wooden table and a pair of black high-heeled shoes on the floor in the foreground. The image features overlaid text promoting a product or service related to home design or renovation.

Two women sitting together in a room by a window, one applying lipstick while the other looks down, in casual clothing. Bright natural light fills the room.

Photographs of a white radiator, a room with pink walls and wooden window frames, and a plumbing fixture with a brass valve, laid out on a table with a blue folder and a crumpled receipt from Bathroom Takeaway, dated August 2026, for a Bern Tradition

A streetscape scene with green trees, houses, and a street lined with parked cars on a clear day.

Blue background with white and dark blue text. The words promote a February sale with discounts up to 60%, and a call to action to shop now.

Blurred image of a box filled with various tools, parts, and hardware items on a tiled floor. Text overlay reads 'Real jobs. Real photos. Best shot wins.' in large white and yellow letters, and additional text at the bottom mentions 'Bathroom Takeawa

Collage of bathroom images including toilets, showers, sinks, and various bathroom decor.

Blue advertisement with bold white text announcing a sale on radiators and a discount offer, featuring a "Shop Now" button.

A man with glasses taking a selfie in a mirror in a tiled room, wearing a blue shirt, holding a phone, with a wheelchair in the background.

A blue sign with white and yellow text promoting simple and easy ordering, highlighting fast delivery and back on site.

A cluttered workbench or table with various tools and items, including a power drill, paint container, and box of screws, with a pink and gray toolbox or organizer.

The image contains a brown background with a blue paper or folder attached with four pieces of gray tape. On top of it, there are three photographs: one showing a radiator, another of a room interior with a radiator, a window, and chairs, and a third

Collage of interior spaces including a bathroom with a towel hanging on a radiator, a woman applying makeup in front of a mirror, a woman organizing a bathroom cabinet, and a chair with a wooden slatted footrest.

A man taking a selfie in a bathroom mirror, showing his bald head and upper body. The image has a text overlay that says 'The part no home owner sees'.

Text overlay on a blue background stating: 'Trade account sorted. Better pricing. Built for people, the tools.'

Collage of four photographs featuring indoor scenes with radiators, windows, and people. The first photo shows a woman sitting by a window reading, the second shows a cozy room with a radiator and window, the third shows a woman adjusting her clothin

A photograph shows a receipt from Bathroom Takeaway for a Bern Traditional Radiator in Black Gold finish, dated November 16, 2026, at 14:10. The receipt is attached to a brown surface with clear tape at the top left and bottom right corners. Adjacent

Warm Moments campaign.

Warm Moments was a core Bathroom Takeaway campaign built around the idea that the brand is part of the small, everyday moments that make home feel comfortable. Rather than telling one single story, the campaign created a collection of recognisable moments across different areas of bathroom life, with each instalment focusing on a different experience. The modular approach allowed the campaign to run consistently throughout the year while building a stronger and more recognisable lifestyle world for the brand.
I contributed to the creative development of the campaign, helping translate the overall concept into a consistent visual language that could be applied across multiple moments and formats. I worked on developing the creative assets for social, digital and wider campaign activity, ensuring each instalment felt individual while remaining connected to the wider campaign. My role involved balancing the emotional storytelling of the concept with the practical requirements of creating flexible, repeatable content for different channels.

Young woman with blonde hair relaxing on a window seat, reading a book titled 'Cleopatra' with a foggy outdoor view of leafless trees.

Bathroom Takeaway Trade.

Bathroom Takeaway Trade was created to speak directly to professional bathroom installers, with a tone and visual identity built around the reality of life on the tools. The brand moves away from polished advertising in favour of honest photography, relatable humour and content that feels like it comes directly from the trade. Its disposable camera approach gives the brand a distinctive, authentic visual style, with real installers capturing their own jobs and experiences.
I led the creative development of the brand, designing the logo, establishing the colour palette and helping define the tone of voice and wider visual direction. I presented the identity to senior stakeholders and worked closely with the wider team to ensure it connected with the trade audience and supported the brand's objectives. Since launch, I have continued to manage and develop the creative across social media, email campaigns, print and in-store assets, as well as helping plan and run the disposable camera competitions that generate much of the brand's photography and content.

A person in a gray shirt and black shorts is painting a wall with a paint roller. There are various items on the floor including a toolbox, a bottle, and several tools.

Warm Regards Campaign.

Warm Regards was a winter campaign built around the warmth and comfort found in everyday moments at home. The campaign explored the colder months through small, relatable moments of connection, comfort and family life, using the bathroom as a natural part of these stories. Rather than focusing solely on the products, the campaign aimed to position Bathroom Takeaway as a lifestyle brand and create an emotional connection with customers through warmth, familiarity and quiet moments.
I was involved in developing the creative direction and bringing the campaign concept to life across its visual assets. I helped shape how the campaign looked and felt, ensuring the creative remained consistent with the wider Bathroom Takeaway brand while supporting the emotional story behind the campaign. My work included developing campaign assets across digital and social media, refining the visual details and ensuring the final creative felt cohesive across the campaign.