
Walnut
Executive Desk
A continuous oval gesture in dark walnut and glass, resolved into two symmetrical banks of three drawers. The desk reads as a single sculptural volume from every side.
Walnut · Glass · Custom fabricationProduct & Furniture Design · Selected works
Furniture conceived as spatial structure: continuous gestures, architectural volumes and experimental material systems developed across fabrication and digital study.
Furniture · Objects
A continuous oval gesture in dark walnut and glass, resolved into two symmetrical banks of three drawers. The desk reads as a single sculptural volume from every side.
Walnut · Glass · Custom fabrication
Bent-laminated walnut forms two crossing loops beneath a clear glass plane. The structure narrows through the centre before opening again, giving the solid timber a sense of movement.
Bent walnut · Clear glass · Bespoke joinery
A complete monochrome meeting ensemble built around a transparent glass plane, an angular sculptural base and coordinated folded-form seating.
04 Furniture studies · 2024
A developing series of furniture concepts moving between carved stone, reflective skins and computational lattices.

An enveloping chair study shaped through porous geometry. The continuous outer frame moves from an expressive lattice into a grounded, load-bearing base.
Concept study · Generative form · Upholstered insert

A soft, familiar seating typology translated into a highly reflective skin. Light, room and visitor become part of the object.
Concept study · Mirrored finish · Modular volume

A seating concept developed through silhouette, movement and changing posture. The drawing records the opening gesture; the motion study tests the object in space.
Sketch · Rotation study · Form development
Solid volume appears to split, shift and reassemble around the body. Fine veining keeps the broken geometry legible as one material family.
Concept study · Stone language · Aggregated form05 Lighting studies · 2024
Four distinct studies selected from the wider series: light filtered through lattices, carved apertures and layered translucent skins.

A tall black shell wraps a vertical sequence of luminous chambers. The contrast between dark mesh and warm light gives the piece an architectural presence.
Floor light · Porous skin · Warm diffusion


06 Selected archive
Libraries, shelving and integrated work surfaces developed as architectural compositions rather than freestanding decoration.




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