PRODUCT DESIGN

My industrial design work starts with an interest in how people use objects: what feels intuitive, what creates frustration, and what could work better. I’m drawn to projects that involve a close understanding of the body, everyday rituals and the relationship between materials, form and function.

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I develop ideas through sketching, model-making and physical prototyping, moving between concept and experiment as a project takes shape. Building and testing helps me work through mechanisms, explore material possibilities and refine the details that influence how a product feels and performs.

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The projects below show this process across different products and materials I have worked on over the years.