I see objects as small pieces of architecture.

They occupy space, interact with the body and become part of our everyday rituals. This is why I approach each object with the same attention I give to a larger environment — considering its proportions, material, function and the way it will be experienced over time.

My objects are often born from experimentation with materials, traditional craftsmanship and contemporary forms. Working closely with artisans allows me to explore techniques and possibilities that would be difficult to achieve through industrial production alone.

Some are conceived as functional pieces, others as experiments or limited editions. What they share is a desire to find a balance between simplicity, character and the unexpected.

Each object is an opportunity to explore an idea on a smaller scale — a dialogue between the hand, the material and the person who will eventually live with it.

Designed to be used. Made to be lived with.