About Eos Edit

Eos Edit is a visual space for creativity, inspiration, form and place.

It’s a collection of things that catch my eye — design, interiors, architecture, objects, landscapes, colour, textures, details and the occasional idea that stays with me. Less a traditional blog, more an evolving visual journal and a place to explore what inspires me.

Why Eos?

Eos is the Greek goddess of the dawn — the beginning of a new day.

The name also has a more personal connection. In my early twenties, I spent time on Ios, one of the Cycladic islands in Greece. While I was there, an old childhood ambition resurfaced: the idea of retraining in design and doing something creative.

At the time, I had already spent four years studying at two business schools and was heading in a very different direction. But that trip gave me the push to reconsider what I wanted to do. I eventually changed course, retrained in design, and began a new chapter.

So Eos Edit is partly about that idea of a beginning — of looking at things differently, changing direction and allowing yourself to start again.

Eos Edit is my space to keep exploring.

A place to collect visual references, share discoveries, experiment with ideas and continue learning — while building something that reflects the things I find beautiful, interesting and inspiring.

And perhaps, like the dawn itself, seeing where the next chapter leads.

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