Portfolio
A small selection of projects from my design journey, including university work, professional commissions, and personal explorations.
Radiators? Why so boring?
Radiators are usually treated as something to hide — plain, bulky objects that just sit in a room. In this project, I explored how radiators could become part of the design instead of an afterthought. By experimenting with form, texture, and color, I turned the radiator into a functional feature — something that heats the space and adds character to it. The goal was to create pieces that feel intentional, sculptural, and integrated, proving that everyday objects don’t have to be boring.
The Produce storage
THIS PROJECT FOUND A WAY TO EXTEND THE LIFESPAN OF FRESH PRODUCE, SUCH AS FRUIT AND VEG USING SPECIALISED LIGHTING TO LENGTHEN THE SHELF LIFE. DESIGNED TO BE USED IN THE KITCHEN AS A STORAGE UNIT, IT TACKLES THE PROBLEM OF FOOD WASTE BY REDUCING THE CHANCES OF PRODUCE GOING BAD BEFORE IT CAN BE EATEN.
The Axi-sit
TIN BUSTLING TRANSPORT HUBS, SEATING OFTEN LACKS ADAPTABILITY AND FAILS TO CATER TO GROUP DYNAMICS, SUCH AS FAMILIES AND GROUPS. INEFFICIENT SPACE USAGE AND LIMITED USER ENGAGEMENT LEAD THIS BENCH DESIGN TO ADDRESS THE NEED FOR FLEXIBLE, GROUP-ORIENTED SEATING THAT PROMOTES SOCIAL INTERACTION WHILE MAINTAINING SPATIAL EFFICIENCY.
The cleanboard
CLEANBOARD IS A HOME TOOL MAINTENANCE STATION THAT ALLOWS GARDENERS TO MAINTAIN AND REPAIR THEIR TOOLS. THIS PROJECT TACKLES THE PROBLEM OF TOOL WASTE BY ALLOWING AND PROMOTING HABIT DEVELOPMENT. BY TAKING CARE OF YOUR TOOLS THEY’LL LAST LONGER.
Work outdoors
THE OUTDOORS DESK IS A PORTABLE WORKSTATION DESIGNED TO HELP PEOPLE WORK OUTDOORS AND RECONNECT WITH NATURE. THE CONCEPT BEGAN DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, WHEN RISING RATES OF DEPRESSION AND WIDESPREAD DISSATISFACTION WITH WORKING FROM HOME HIGHLIGHTED THE NEED FOR HEALTHIER WORK ENVIRONMENTS. BY CREATING A SIMPLE WAY TO TAKE WORK OUTSIDE, THE DOORS DESK AIMS TO IMPROVE MOOD, FOCUS, AND OVERALL WELL-BEING.
