The will to keep my family-owned, old pieces of furniture and the will to bring something modern into my new apartment, adapted to today's lifestyle, clashed within me. That is how Imaginarium was born, as a collision of old and new.

I extend the life of stylised furniture by rearranging it into trendy furniture, but in the traditional way, as it was done more than 100 years ago. By doing that, I put people’s memories back into use, and I put a smile on their faces and warmth into their souls.

I am most proud of the people I have met and befriended doing what I do. I am also proud of the fact that I serve as an example of how faith and work can create a livelihood. Although I am an art historian, I had a love for antiques that I turned into a business.

I do not project plans far into the future. I want to maintain continuity in my work and continue to make my clients happy with my work. I want to be innovative and create usable, functional, and recognisable pieces and write my clients' stories on them.