My work begins where material, structure and human interaction meet. The foot that stands. The hand that grasps. The body that rests. These encounters define the design.

 

By focusing on how parts are joined and how materials behave in relation to one another, I remove the unnecessary and clarify what is essential. Form is never applied. It emerges from construction, proportion and use.

 

This approach results in objects that feel intuitive and coherent. They communicate their own logic and integrate naturally into daily life. Designed for people who value thoughtful design, the work reflects restraint, durability and material honesty.

 

From the earliest stages, production is part of the thinking. Assembly, disassembly, tolerance and long-term repair are considered as integral elements of the design. This ensures that each object makes sense not only in the hand, but also in manufacturing.

 

Clarity in structure creates longevity in both use and production.