Home seems to feel like the most important place these days. Resurfacing after the pandemic meant relearning how to interact, what you liked/enjoyed, and most importantly the best ways to protect your peace.

Home Is Where is an exploration of how our values, beliefs, and routines have shaped the look and feel of our homes and vice versa, and how those things play a part in what gives us the feeling of ‘home’. The project will incorporate the core of design thinking: people, place, philosophy, and practice.

Through a mix of portrait and interior photography, interviews, and designed layouts, Home Is Where will curate external discussions about embracing design thinking in your life and introducing small changes that encourage versatility in your daily routines, preferences, and passions for the better.

This body of work will show that a person's home reflects more than personal style, and instead, a way of living. We’ll explore preferences as it relates to materials, texture, and shapes, and how piecing these elements together cultivates a home that tells a story and truly inspires the audience.