I love creating slow life design — the kind that breathes with everyday life, softens the rush and noise, and brings calm clarity

to how we work and live.
It’s quiet, spacious, and grounding — helping people move slower in feeling, but faster in action.

I believe in honesty of form and material: when something is plastic,
it should look like plastic — no disguise, no cognitive noise.

The imperfect reality of context is part of that truth.