Rebecca Stinchcombe is a highly motivated Interior Design graduate passionate about creating inclusive, sustainable, and human-centred environments. Her design philosophy is influenced by neuroarchitecture, focusing on the psychological and sensory impact of space to support well-being. She also explores these ideas through a podcast examining the psychological effects of the built environment in the context of smaller dwellings.

With prior experience in Ministry of Defence Policing, Rebecca brings strong problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills to her design practice, fostering thoughtful and collaborative outcomes. She has been recognised as a Women in Property Student Award finalist and received the ARUP Accommodation Award.