My name is Anya, I’m 27 years old, and I’m an interior architect based in Athens, Greece. I was born in Ukraine. I speak four languages, which helps me move fluently between cultures, visual languages, and ideas.

I hold a BA in Interior Architecture from Middlesex University (through AKTO College), where I built a strong theoretical and technical foundation. But my real design sensibility has grown through observation, intuition, and a deep sensitivity to spatial experience.

My creative process always begins with an idea — a feeling, an image, a sense of mood. I imagine the atmosphere first, sketch and build it through layout and planning, and only then move into 3D visualization. Each stage is essential on its own. I work with full focus and never rush ahead, because each step shapes the next.

I specialize in spatial layout and visual storytelling through rendering. But tools are never the final goal — they serve something deeper. For me, design is about creating spaces that feel alive, balanced, and emotionally grounded. I always ask: what will this place make someone feel when they walk in?

My visual language leans toward minimalism, modern design, and refined eclecticism. I value structure and clarity, but I’m most interested in atmosphere — how space speaks without words. I prefer thoughtful decisions over quick fixes and care deeply about meaning, harmony, and detail. I don’t just create form — I design experience.

For me, space is never just background. It’s an emotional environment, a story unfolding around the person inside it.