TACTILE

Objects, Materials & Making

Every object made here begins with an idea that asks to take form.

Sometimes it starts with a practical need. Sometimes with a gesture, a material, or a personal desire to make something I wish existed.

My tactile practice brings together physical product design, furniture, prototyping, and hands-on making. I work through observation, experimentation, and direct contact with materials, looking for the point where function, proportion, construction, and character become one.

These pieces are designed to be touched, used, and lived with over time. Whether furniture, tools, objects, or spatial elements, each is an intentional response to a real contex. Shaped to remain useful, meaningful, and honest to its materials.

Form follows function, but both begin with intention.