My design practice focuses on solving everyday problems through human-centred products and meaningful interactions. I am interested in how design can support real people in real situations — from improving accessibility to creating objects that feel intuitive, warm, and easy to use.

I combine research, prototyping, material exploration, and digital fabrication to turn ideas into working outcomes. Through sketching, 3D modelling, woodworking, metalworking, electronics, and laser cutting, I develop projects from early concepts to physical prototypes.

For me, good design is not only about appearance, but also about understanding needs, testing ideas, and creating products that are practical, thoughtful, and emotionally connected to users.