Design is more than just creating objects—it’s about shaping the way people interact with the world. I believe industrial design is a balance of form, function, and meaning, where every detail serves a purpose. Thoughtful design isn’t just seen; it’s felt. It improves daily life in ways both subtle and significant, whether through intuitive usability, material honesty, or a well-crafted interaction that feels effortless.

I am drawn to the challenge of problem-solving through design—understanding constraints, questioning assumptions, and finding solutions that are both innovative and practical. At its core, design is about empathy. It requires seeing through the eyes of the user, anticipating needs, and crafting experiences that resonate.

Sustainability, accessibility, and craftsmanship are values that guide my approach. I strive to create work that is responsible, intentional, and built to last—design that respects both the user and the world it exists in. For me, design isn’t just a profession; it’s a way of thinking, refining, and reimagining what’s possible.