Industrial Designer
I’m an industrial designer driven by the harmony between technology and everyday living. This project explores how wellness can be naturally integrated into the home through design.
The IKEA Air Purifier Side Table reimagines air purification as part of furniture—merging function, form, and serenity into one cohesive object. Designed with Scandinavian simplicity and user-centered thinking, it reflects my belief that good design should quietly improve life without demanding attention.
Why did you choose Product Design?
I chose Product Design because it allows me to shape the physical experiences that define how people live, travel, and interact with the world. I’ve always been drawn to objects that combine function, emotion, and cultural meaning—from performance cars to first-class suites—and product design gives me the tools to turn that fascination into purposeful creations. For me, design is the perfect intersection of imagination, engineering, and storytelling.
What is your process or strength?
My strength is systematic thinking paired with high-fidelity visualization. I move fluidly between research, ergonomics, layout logic, and brand strategy, then translate insights into clear sketches, orthographic drawings, and refined visual narratives. I’m strong in rapid ideation and storytelling, and I use both analog sketching and AI-assisted tools (Midjourney, Vizcom, VEO, etc.) to accelerate iteration while maintaining design intention. I also bring a strong understanding of manufacturing processes, CMF, and feasibility, which helps me bridge concept and execution.
What do you enjoy outside of design that influences your creativity?
Outside of design, I’m deeply connected to automotive culture, motorsport, and travel. Studying cars—their proportions, engineering logic, and emotional signatures—shapes the discipline and precision in my work. Traveling and experiencing different hospitality cultures also influence how I design comfort, atmosphere, and rituals. Photography adds another layer: it trains my eye for framing, lighting, and material nuance, which translates directly into my CMF sensibility and presentation style.
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