I am interested in what happens between the object and the space.
Between what we see and what we feel.
Between a form and its use.
Between something strange and something familiar.
I work at the border between interior architecture, furniture and design, with one obsession: blurring the limits between what is looked at, what is lived, and what is inhabited. For me an object is never only functional and a space never only architectural. I like materials that surprise and forms that displace uses.
A graduate of Penninghen in 2026, I have developed an instinctive, curious and deliberately hybrid practice. I am not looking to make "perfect" objects, but rather pieces that have something to say.
In February 2026, I won the Student Prize – Remarkable Design at the AD × Range Rover Awards for SADDL3.
Today, what I am looking for above all is to create projects that are not consumed in a single glance. Objects and spaces that intrigue, that are lived with, and that end up creating a relationship. I like it when something escapes us at first sight. When an object seems familiar without really being so. When a space changes the way we move, sit, touch, look.