Finni is a participatory spatial designer and researcher with a background in socially engaged and sustainable design. She holds both an MA and BA in Interior Design from the Glasgow School of Art, where she is currently a visiting lecturer. Her practice is rooted in community collaboration, ecological thinking, and the relationship between design and wellbeing.

She is the founder of Josafinni Studio, a practice that explores how spatial design can support community, mental health, disability, and neurodivergence through participatory approaches. Her projects include The Nook (with Anna Campble-Jones for SAMH), a mental health centre where inclusive design supports wellbeing, as well as community-led commissions with Sustrans, Renfrewshire Council, and Material Source.

Within DesignHOPES, Finni has helped bring the Mosaic Landscapes project to life with her design expertise, contributing within the communities theme and more.