Loft - Floor Lamp

Material: Textile & Metal

2026 - Prototype

Loft is a floor lamp developed from a simple experiment with light. A cylinder, open at the top, and a circular disc placed into the opening. This interaction defines the form, creating a soft elliptical edge at the top. The lamp is built around this relationship between body and reflector. A cylindrical volume holds a movable disc that sits within its opening. By slightly tilting the disc, the light can be directed, softened, or reflected towards a surface.

The construction follows a familiar principle. A lightweight frame at the top and bottom holds the textile in tension, similar to a traditional lampshade. The fabric, combined with a diffuser, creates a soft and even glow, while a standard light source is placed at the base. The reflector is reduced to a simple function. It can be tilted forward and backward and gently rests in position. Its geometry is subtly adjusted to sit securely within the opening.

Loft is designed to have a presence both when switched on and off. Defined by soft geometry, tactile material and controlled light, it forms a calm and balanced object that integrates easily into different spaces.

Photography: n&f

Loft - Floor Lamp

Material: Textile & Metal

2026 - Prototype

Rila is a vase composed of two elements: a container and a structure. The vessel holds water, while the structure supports each stem, allowing flowers to find their own place naturally. Light and almost floating in appearance, the construction introduces a quiet sense of order, making arranging intuitive and effortless.

Both elements are made from borosilicate glass, chosen for its strength and clarity. The frosted vessel follows the outline of a soft rounded square, giving it a muted and tactile presence, while the clear net-like structure creates a contrast in texture and transparency.

Subtle variations in colour accentuate this balance, resulting in a collection defined by the interplay of transparency, translucency and soft colour.

Photography: n&f

Drop - Shelf

Material: Wood

2026 - Prototype

Drop distinct character comes from its tiered construction which is defined by the two legs at either end which have a stepped profile to receive each shelf. The horizontal shelves drop into place from above and are secured by a single bolt at each end. Assembly takes no more than a few minutes and the result is a furniture piece with a stronger resemblance to a glued tenon joint construction yet is completely demountable and flat.

A subtle softness defines each edge, not with a circular profile, but with a soft organic curve. This subtle detail has a strong impact on the appearance, pulling it away from a mass manufactured appearance to a carefully crafted one.

Photography: n&f

Node - Side Table

Material: Wood & Metal

2026 - Prototype

Node is a side table defined by its construction.The design originates from the relationship between the legs and their connection — a central point where all elements come together and are held in place.

The legs are made from ash, split and reassembled through a lamination process in a mould, giving them the visual character of solid wood while allowing for a controlled, gentle curvature. This slight bend introduces a subtle softness and a sense of responsiveness to the otherwise precise geometry. A connector bracket, made from folded steel sheet, joins the legs to the tabletop through a direct mechanical connection. Set flush into the wooden elements, it remains visually quiet while clearly expressing the logic of assembly.

Reduced to a small number of components, Node is a simple and stable object, where structure and form are closely aligned.

Photography: n&f

Flis - Hook

Material: Metal

2026 - Prototype

Flis is a modular hook system designed as a simple architectural element. A square plate and a turned hook come together in a clear and balanced composition, where each part expresses its role. Used on its own or repeated across the wall, Flis introduces rhythm and color, particularly in everyday spaces such as hallways or entrances. The system allows for both structured arrangements and more informal compositions, turning the wall into a calm, graphic surface.

The object is defined by its construction. Made from folded sheet steel with a turned metal hook, it combines precision with a certain softness in appearance. At its center, a subtle stamped indentation becomes the key element. It brings the fixing point closer to the wall, allowing the plate to sit slightly offset while maintaining stability and ease of installation. This small shift creates a light, almost floating presence. The soft indentation contrasts with the strict geometry of the square plate, giving Flis a quiet but distinct character.

Photography: n&f

Veil - Soft Room Divider

Muuto Design Contest 001 - Winner

Material: Aluminium & Textile

2025 - Prototype

Veil is a soft, modular room divider designed to bring quiet structure and visual rhythm to open spaces. Offering separation without isolation, it balances intimacy and openness through layered textile and a minimal ceiling fixture.

The project emerged from an interest in creating more flexible living environments without harsh divisions. Inspired by the lightness and transparency of curtains, Veil uses overlapping textile panels to softly define spaces while maintaining openness, movement and light.

Initially developed for the home, Veil also responds to contemporary workspaces, where it can create subtle zoning and atmosphere within larger environments. Quietly framing everyday situations, it introduces space within space through softness, adaptability and rhythm

Photography: n&f