About

About

As a product and furniture designer, I combine creative thinking with a problemsolving mindset. I believe design is not just about form, it's about purpose, emotion, and experience. Whether I'm exploring multifunctional solutions or symbolic concepts, I aim to create objects that are both meaningful and made to last. Currently based in Sweden, I’m studying Product and Furniture Design at Jönköping University, where I continue to explore the space between function, form, and feeling

What tools do you use?

I work with a range of design and visualization tools, including SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Inventor, and KeyShot for 3D modeling and rendering. For layout, presentation, and communication, I use InDesign, Canva, and the Adobe Creative Suite. I also integrate AI tools such as ChatGPT, Vizcom, Krea, and Replit to enhance ideation, prototyping, and creative exploration.

What drives your passion for product and furniture design?

I’m driven by the challenge of making products that not only work well, but feel intuitive and meaningful to use. Good design, to me, solves problems quietly often by making life a little easier or more beautiful without asking for attention.

What is your design process like?

My process usually starts with observation identifying patterns in user behavior, context, and researching the target group. From there, I sketch out early ideas, explore physical proportions through quick mockups, and iterate digitally using CAD and rendering tools. I often find inspiration in nature and in those quiet moments just before falling asleep.

What tools do you use?

I work with a range of design and visualization tools, including SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Inventor, and KeyShot for 3D modeling and rendering. For layout, presentation, and communication, I use InDesign, Canva, and the Adobe Creative Suite. I also integrate AI tools such as ChatGPT, Vizcom, Krea, and Replit to enhance ideation, prototyping, and creative exploration.

What drives your passion for product and furniture design?

I’m driven by the challenge of making products that not only work well, but feel intuitive and meaningful to use. Good design, to me, solves problems quietly often by making life a little easier or more beautiful without asking for attention.

What is your design process like?

My process usually starts with observation identifying patterns in user behavior, context, and researching the target group. From there, I sketch out early ideas, explore physical proportions through quick mockups, and iterate digitally using CAD and rendering tools. I often find inspiration in nature and in those quiet moments just before falling asleep.

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Creativity and Problemsolving That’s my space

Creativity and Problemsolving That’s my space