Form begins with a gesture.
An object enters our lives through the way we use it, touch it and make room for it.
Designing an object means bringing a practical need together with a feeling. The work begins with use, context and proportion, exploring forms and materials through sketches, references and three-dimensional modelling. Each stage helps establish how an idea might become a coherent, distinctive element with a natural place in people’s lives.
The 3D model and visualisations communicate dimensions, finishes and details, creating a basis for discussion with the client and those who may make the object. Technical development and deliverables are defined around the project and its proposed production methods, supporting a dialogue between intention, material and fabrication.
Concepts, form exploration and proportions considered in relation to use. 3D modelling, material proposals and object visualisations. Detail development and coordination with craftspeople or manufacturers within the agreed scope.
A city that stays in your gaze.
Two urban landscapes meet without becoming the same. In the first, dark building outlines remain legible; in the second, the city dissolves into a freer texture of warm greys, ochre and light. Black frames gather both images, making the relationship between solid forms and open space part of the composition.
Placed together, the artworks create a quiet presence. You can look closely, following the marks and shifts in surface, or let them sit within the room, where their tones relate to light, furniture and materials. An image to return to over time, as the rest of the home continues to live around it.
Let’s talk about your projectEvery project begins with a conversation.
Bring a question, a drawing or an idea you cannot quite describe yet. We will find where to begin.
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