Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to design across many different scales and disciplines, from furniture and lighting to interiors, environments, and experiences. I’ve never been particularly interested in staying inside one category. If there’s an opportunity to design something, I want to understand how it can contribute to the larger story. A chair can shape the feeling of a room, a material can create a memory, and a small detail can completely change the way someone experiences a space.

Ultimately, my work is about creating immersive experiences. I’m interested in the emotional side of design: how something feels, what it makes you notice, and the memories it might leave behind. Whether I’m designing a single shoe or an entire environment, I try to create moments that feel thoughtful, unexpected, and a little bit magical. For me, the most successful design doesn’t simply occupy a space; it creates a feeling and invites you to become part of the story.

Here’s a bit of that more “random” work.