little Mary jones

Since a young age, I’ve always been drawn to calm, reflective ways of looking at life. Buddhism came naturally to me — not as something I studied deeply, but as something that simply made sense. I’ve always felt things strongly, noticed details others overlooked, and trusted my intuition when something didn’t feel right.

That sensitivity has always been just part of who I am. Not special, not dramatic — simply a way of moving through the world with awareness, curiosity, and a quiet understanding of people and places.

who are we truly

By traveling- living- creating all over the world, and by going solo off civilization: I am able to connect to life in the most purest way and, explore all kind of realms: spiritual, cultural, emotional. I feel naturally drawn to helping people and supporting good causes. It fits who I am and what I believe in. Personal growth and transformation have always been important to me, and I want to use that to make a positive difference.

koroots creation

My design company and creative journey, KOROOTS, is about reconnecting with the essence of the Soul of places — capturing the raw beauty of local communities, the deep-rooted spirit of cultural heritage, and the harmonious dialogue between nature and architecture. I specialize in discovering and capturing places that honor nature, culture, and intentional design. I love working with conscious stays and communities, creators who design from the heart, sustainable and future-focused organizations, and craftsmen who work with their hands and soul. These are the people and places that align with my vision.

home : unity

I’ve spent years trying to bring back the essence of home — the home that lives in our hearts. Through my work, I’ve tried to breathe life into material spaces and give them a heartbeat. In the world of interior architecture and housing, I’ve woven together design with humanity — reminding us that walls and roofs mean little without soul, compassion, and connection.

Through my journeys, I’ve witnessed how deeply we are losing touch — not only with each other, but with ourselves, with nature, with what truly matters. It’s time to remember. Time to awaken to unity. Because what we seek outside has always lived within.