Wynn is a professional interior designer currently pursuing her Master's degree in Integrated Sustainable Development at the University of Florida.

In the initial nine years of her career, she worked as a Vietnamese interior designer, furniture designer, and design manager. During this time, she specialized in crafting diverse residential, hospitality, and commercial environments. Wynn's design approach centers around creating multi-layered, stimulating sensory experiences and well-being environments.

Throughout her exploration of the formative aspects of living spaces, Wynn recognizes that alongside tangible elements like materiality, color, and forms, there exists a significant impact from intangible factors from other scientific disciplines on the quality of living space.

At the University of Florida, she broadened her understanding of living spaces by delving into research that explores the interplay of environment, climate, society, economy, and technological advancements in shaping living environments. This exploration aims not only to create healthier living spaces but also to address the negative impacts of the construction industry on the natural environment. Wynn believes that taking into account these intangible factors is crucial for establishing a holistic, resilient design framework, which is imperative for pushing the boundaries and challenging traditional design norms.