Madi is a graduate of the University of Oregon with a background rooted in both residential and boutique hospitality design. She gained professional experience working with an architectural design firm in Tel Aviv and a Portland-based studio specializing in residential and hospitality spaces, shaping a thoughtful and versatile approach to design.

Her passion for art and design was sparked early on by her grandmother, whose eclectic career spanned both nature conservation and art history. This influence continues to inform Madi’s work today, inspiring her to create spaces that feel both intentional and deeply connected to their surroundings.

Madi is driven by a desire to design environments that are engaging, comfortable, and reflective of how people truly live. She is particularly interested in the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces, and how thoughtful design can enhance that connection. Within the field of interior design, she is especially passionate about material exploration and sustainability—researching emerging materials and innovations. She is currently intrigued by the potential of mycelium-based leathers and their applications within furniture design.

Her work has been recognized with recent lead design credits in Rue Magazine for a residential project in Hood River (2026). Outside of her professional practice, Madi enjoys metalsmithing, landscape design, reading, and spending time with her dog, Linus.