My focus lies with interior product design, but besides that I love doing fashion projects.
During the Master course Matter of Transformation, I reflected on three design topics; complex thinking, learning, and lenses. I looked at how these relate to the new and not yet clearly defined term Matter of Transformation. I see Matter of Transformation as the collective term for sources resulting in growth, and the practice of transforming… Read More
Information is everywhere, and with omnipresent computing and more and more touch screens that require our focused attention, there is a need for ‘calm technology’ with less flat and focused interactions and less distractions. With this design project, I therefore explored enriched spatial living experiences of peripheral interaction through materiality, in interior product design at… Read More
Designing Information Decoration for Morning Routines – Exploring the Context of Use, that is the titel of my research project. My research is about how to incorporate information in home interiors, ‘Information Decoration’, to reduce phone usage. ‘What information’ is derived from interviews and literature research, namely weather. And the ‘how’, ‘when’ and ‘where’ is… Read More
During my Masters I did one last group semester project. With two other students, I designed and 3D printed a light bulb in order to improve the clarity of speech during conversations at the dinner table. This way hard of hearing can be more engaged in social communicative situations. As our client, Eriksholm Research Center… Read More
PIP is the result for the master course Interactive Materiality, which I did with a fellow student. Interaction is becoming more and more flat and lateral because of the massive use of touchscreens. The shape-change of the design, facilitated by the pins, can be used as a haptic interface with ‘3D pixels’ to enrich these… Read More
An emotionally durable shell speaker that was presented at the Dutch Design Week 2019. Read More
Worn at the catwalk of the Bangladesh Fashionology Summit 2019. Read More
An emotionally durable water kettle for the iF Design Talent Award 2018. Read More
For my second semester project I worked together with Brigitte van der Lugt. We designed the Brave bag, a fashion item for empowerment and comfort for teenage girls with scoliosis, so those who have a sideways curved spine. They have to wear a brace 18 hours per day and when sitting with the brace they… Read More
