My aim with these shelves was to transform a mundane material into a decorative object. I gained inspiration from the traditional Japanese art of origami, which takes something as cheap and simple as paper and changes it into a beautiful piece of art. With this piece I  have created a similar transformation with chipboard.

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I have designed a set of bowls that combine both Western and Japanese eating habits. Japanese dinnerware is small and personal, everyone has their own little plates and bowls, creating a very busy and colourful dining experience. Western meals are more focused around one main dish, and an individual plate. I aimed to combine these experiences, bringing together the individual qualities of each tradition.

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Organic plant pots inspired by the beautiful and strong sea. Made out of coconut husks and textured with salt.

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A five piece luxury breakfast collection designed to embrace efficiency, 
The set is focused on tailoring a product to perform to the best of its intended abilities.

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Taking inspiration from Georgian and Victorian breakfast, British Breakfast brings
 back the leisurely act of enjoying breakfast with a new contemporary twist.

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Crafted out of brushed stainless steel.

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Toast-rack 

A bold curve, designed to serve

six pieces of thick toast. 

 

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Slotted Teaspoon Set 

Designed to effortlessly drain and save

a teabag. The spoon props up on the

edge of its rest creating a harmonious

balance between the forms. 

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Egg Cup

Gracefully supports a medium

sized egg. 

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Condiment Dish 

Simply a larger version of its sister

the Egg Cup. Assembled out of two

mirroring structures. 

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Clean embossed packaging 

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