Shades is a curtain that allows to regulate a room's daylight
entry from fully direct to fully indirect.
The design comprises modules of textile panels aligned in a way that makes
them interlock when bent. Thus shutting out direct light and instead capturing
its reflection in curved canvases creates an intensely plastic manifestation
of natural light's changing atmospheres.
Shades can be applied as a window shielding, a spatial design element, and
in relation to natural and artificial light. It constitutes spaces of dim
and nuanced color and light.
The Serial vase is conceived to afford for linear arrangements
of flowers as may be desirable in decorating long tables. 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
the industrial plastic material challenge both the centric forms and craft-derived
techniques that still dominate the vase typology.
Stackbox is a multimodal container which can be raised on
legs for use as a sideboard, stacked to form a shelf, and function as a
transportation crate.
Its shape evolves out of the central constructive element, a shaft that
accomodates the legs and distributes forces in the raised setup, and distances
the elements once they are stacked.
223DCNC is a formal and mechanical exploration into the possibilities
of creating 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.
c/amp is an accent light which locks onto any level board by means of its own weight. It features a special switch and adapters for different board thicknesses that give it a plug-in handling.