Two creatives.
One shared vision.

Nikita's story with creativity didn't begin in a design studio. It began much earlier, with a pencil and a sketchbook. From childhood, she was drawn to art in every form: drawing, illustrating, making things beautiful with her hands. That instinct never left her.

While pursuing Computer Science, Nikita began freelancing quietly on the side, taking on design projects, delivering results, and watching clients come back. Each successful project was a small proof: that her creative instincts weren't just a hobby. They were a skill. A real one.

With every brief she cracked and every brand she elevated, a bigger question kept surfacing: why freelance alone when you could build something together? That question became Komorebi Creatives.

Today, Nikita leads the visual identity and design philosophy of the agency. Her approach is rooted in the belief that great design isn't loud. It's intentional, layered, and deeply human.