I spent four years running a very colorful workshop in Hawai'i where I designed and built over 13,000 pieces of furniture and home goods. Which basically means I spent a lot of time covered in sawdust, figuring out CNC files, prototyping weird ideas and learning the many ways a design can go slightly wrong before it works.

Translating ideas into real objects became second nature. Over time, without even realizing it, I was constantly dreaming up shapes and structures and displays that make people stop and go "wait.. what is that?".

Today I focus on designing retail fixtures and displays for brands everywhere, the slightly over-the-top pieces that make a space more interesting.