Where Design Meets Wellbeing
Kaye is a Design Editor, Wellness Design Consultant and Design & Editorial Advisor, bridging the relationship between space, place and the ways we live.
My Philosophy
Kaye’s work bridges interior architecture and design, wellbeing and editorial strategy, examining how environments influence how we live, work and connect.
With a background spanning interior design, wellbeing and editorial, she collaborates with architects and designers, brands and publications to translate this ethos into projects, narratives and strategy.
Work with Me
Wellness Design Consulting
Kaye collaborates with architects and designers exploring how environments can better support overall wellbeing.
This work can include early-stage thinking, research and design insight across residential and commercial environments.
Editorial & Storytelling
As a design editor, Kaye works with brands, studios and publications to shape narratives around architecture, place and contemporary ways of living.
This includes essays, interviews, editorial development and long-form storytelling that bring clarity and depth to conversations around design and the built environment.
Talks & Conversations
Kaye speaks and moderates conversations exploring architecture, place and contemporary ways of living.
My Background
Kaye’s career spans interior design, editorial and research into the relationship between environments and wellbeing. With 20+ years in the industry, her work has included residential and commercial projects, including luxury retail, in London and Amsterdam for brands such as Burberry, Harrods, Selfridges and Bloomingdale’s.
Since 2017, she has focused on wellbeing in space and trained with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. As Editor of OnOffice, she produced a dedicated wellbeing print issue, and now consults for WLLW as Editor & Brand Director. She is also the founder of Designers Mind and a leadership award winner for her work supporting mental health in the design industry.
“I believe that our environment creates a foundation for our overall wellbeing.”
Homeward
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