A new beginning, a collection of things I love, and a place to keep looking.
Welcome to Eos Edit — a visual journal exploring creativity, design, places, objects, interiors, architecture, colour, texture and all the little details that make me stop and look twice.
I’ve always been drawn to visual things. I like collecting references, noticing details, discovering new places and saving images that spark an idea. Eos Edit is a place to bring some of those things together.
A change of direction
The story behind the name starts with a place.
In my early twenties, I visited Ios, one of the Cycladic islands in Greece. Somewhere between the whitewashed buildings, blue skies and winding paths, an old childhood dream resurfaced — the idea of doing something creative and retraining in design.
It was a slightly unexpected thought. I had already spent four years at two business schools and was heading in a completely different direction. But the idea stayed with me.
Eventually, I decided to listen to it.
I retrained in design and changed direction, beginning a new chapter that has continued to shape the way I see the world.
The name Eos Edit is a nod to both that island and to Eos, the Greek goddess of the dawn (a fitting reference for a project that, for me, represents a new beginning).
So, what is Eos Edit?
There isn’t a strict definition yet, and that’s intentional.
Think of it as an evolving collection of visual inspiration. A place for things I discover, things I make, places I visit, ideas I’m exploring and images I can’t stop thinking about.
It might be a beautiful building, an interesting piece of furniture, an unexpected colour combination, a corner of a city, a creative project, a book, an exhibition or simply a detail that makes an ordinary moment feel a little more interesting.
I’m interested in why certain things catch our attention and what happens when we start looking more closely.
I’m also using Eos Edit as a space to experiment, learn and develop my digital and creative skills. It will change as I do, and I’m quite happy for it to be a work in progress.
So, this is the beginning.
A place to collect, create, explore and share.
I’m glad you’re here.
Welcome to Eos Edit.
