I design and build residential spaces with a focus on materials, proportion, and lasting function.
Most of the work begins in my own house. Each major area is treated as a real project with the same standard: clear decisions, durable materials, and results that remain useful and calm over time.
This practice is a response to the speed and disposability that define much of modern work. I am more interested in what holds up — physically and visually — than in what is quick or fashionable.
Alongside the physical work, I document the real decisions and turn them into practical systems. These include focused guides and concept work on kitchens, storage, materials, and related problems.
The work is selective by design. I take on a limited number of concept engagements and publish only what meets the same standard as the physical projects.