About

My Design Philosophy

Design for me is finding the sweet spot between idea and reality. I try to make every piece - whether it's a bench, a lamp, or a swing - feel like it belongs in your story. I look for its Ikigai (reason for being), so the space feels personal and alive.

How I Work

• I lean towards minimal, bold looks, keeping things uncluttered but never dull.
• Materials matter. I’m happiest working with natural stuff like wood, rattan, cane, linen, and stone. This creates pieces that feel honest and rooted.
• I like clean lines and simple forms, which work well for small homes.
• Every piece is made with local artisans, so there's always a handmade touch - sometimes it’s hand-carved details, sometimes it’s the way cane bends just right.

What I Create

• Custom Furniture: If you need plush sofas, minimalist benches, dining tables with marble or concrete, custom wardrobes, or four-poster beds - I design it all. I get that space is tight, so I figure out smart storage and pieces that look good without crowding the room.
• Handcrafted Swings: Swings are kind of my thing. Whether you want a big daybed swing, something rotatable for indoors, or modular swings for your balcony, I work mostly with teak, cane, and durable fabrics.
• Artisanal Lighting Fixtures: Lighting isn’t just about brightness - I see it as functional art. Big installations, sculptural floor lamps, even resourceful pieces made from leftover materials.

I’m not about mass production. Every piece is made to fit your space and vibe, even if it takes some extra time or back-and-forth. If you’re after bespoke home accents that feel like they belong, you’ll probably vibe with my work.