I was born in Queens and raised in a family that believed in working hard, showing up, and taking care of your people. During the pandemic—at a time when the world felt heavy and uncertain, and after losing people I loved deeply—I needed something to pour into. Something to be proud of.

That’s when Urbanrevamp was born.

It started with a cookbook—just me, collecting family recipes and stories, trying to hold onto something real. But it quickly became a calling. I wanted to build something that would last beyond me. A legacy rooted in culture, creativity, and purpose. I used what I had—my background in education, my love for design, and my commitment to the community—to create work that speaks to people, that uplifts, and that reflects who we really are.

I’m a Harlem-rooted educator who believes in building with intention and designing with heart. That foundation is in everything I do.

Urbanrevamp is more than a name. It’s the mark I want to leave. A way to honor the people I’ve lost, the community that shaped me, and the vision I have for what’s next.