Industrial Design

Ceramic Serving Plate

A serving dish designed for dessert. Made using a two-piece plaster mold and finished with different color glazes.

Stool with Rubber Joints

A stool made of wood with molded rubber connection between the legs of the stool and the seat.

The legs of the stool were broken, then rubber was mixed with red pigments and was poured into the cracks. The rubber formed an illusion of dripping paint and hardened to connect the legs of the stool to the seat at the top.

Bubbles: Soft Seating System

Bubbles is a soft seating system that comes in units of three balls of different sizes, which allows you to connect additional units in a fun way.
By moving the balls, you can always change the sitting or reclining position you need inside the house.

The balls are knitted by hand with two techniques: stockinette and rib stitch. The connector is designed to connect the balls and can be stretched between each ball.

Newton's Third Law Boats

Wooden toy boats that teach Newton's third law of motion.

Propulsion options are air diffusion from a balloon or back propeller rotation by a stretched rubber band and an electric powered propeller.

Bag Design

Collection inspired by the metal rivets in jeans.

Includes a satchel and wallet for men, clutch for women.
Available in brown or black leather.

Jukebox that Creates Rhythms

The box works in a permanent loop in which the music section can be composed.
The cylinder is rotated by a motor and by changing the pins in the cylinder you can create different rhythms and melodies and change them in real time.

Creatures in the Kitchen

Salt and pepper shakers inspired by monsters

Made from ceramics from a few different plaster molds.

Robotic Projecter

Projector with a robotic eye

The projector self-adjusts its lens and gets ready for the projection screen using a robotic eye.

Rectangular Chair

Straight lines make up a geometric sitting structure.

Deals with the proportions of sitting and the fine line between a chair and an armchair.

Night dive diver float

Free-diving is usually done during the day, the diver departs from a float above the water to mark the location of the dive.
Many divers do not dive at night because their marker is not visible to boats and boats are not aware of their location.
My project is a float with special night dive lighting. It gives confidence to divers who otherwise would be wary of night diving.
At the top of float a light flashes alerts showing boats where the diver is in the water.
At the bottom of the float device there is buoyant rubble cable that connects the float to the diver. It has lighting that can be see from the bottom of the float which gives peace of mind to the diver.
The thin sides of the float allows the diver to hold onto the float and rest between dives.