The Crate Shelf is a storage system based on the proportional grid of masonry bricks. By adopting their faculty to align both longitudinally and transversally, it allows for the design of storage units that extend into all three dimensions.

Shades is a curtain that allows to regulate daylight exposure from direct to fully indirect.

The design’s modular mechanism bends panels of opaque textile, overlapping them and thus shutting out direct light. The light’s reflection is then captured on the curved canvases, creating a lively and intensely plastic manifestation of natural light inside the room.

Shades can be applied as a window shielding, a spatial design element, and works in relation with both natural and artificial light.

Stackbox is a multimodal container which can be raised on legs for use as a sideboard; stacked to form a shelf; or function as a transportation crate.

Its shape evolves from the central constructive element, the shaft accommodating the legs. It serves to distribute the structural forces in the raised setup, and distances the elements in a stacked alignment.

The Long Vase is conceived to afford for linear arrangements of flowers. Its columned shape originates from the incapacity of a single water tank to hold up such arrangements.

At the same time, its repetitive, scale-less shape and the immaculacy of its industrial plastic material challenge both the centric forms and craft-derived techniques that still dominate the vase typology.

Clamp is an accent light which locks onto level boards by means of its own weight. It features a movement switch, and adapts to different board thicknesses, giving its use a plug-in feel.

223DCNC is a formal and mechanical study of the possibilities to create three-dimensional constructs departing from a two-dimensional production environment.

Specific problematics like undercutting and hinges are resolved by employing the thickness of the material as an agent to change the orientation of a connection.