I work with all kinds of creatives—production designers, storytellers, architects, and engineers. I’ve always been fascinated by space and storytelling, and I treat each project like a new script, helping me figure out the best way to plan and design a space.
I like to focus on how a space connects with its environment, so everything feels like a whole. How we intend to use a space really shapes how it’s designed—that’s what I concentrate on most.
I’ve been lucky to work on some really exciting projects. You can check out some of my latest work here.
NYOI RAMEN & SUSHI RESTAURANT
Transforming a derelict space in central Stockholm into a modern Scandinavian interior that would be a Ramen restaurant.
Diffusing Scandinavian design with Japanese design details.
Arom Restaurant
Arom is a restaurant located on a college campus in Stockholm. The client requested a complete interior renovation, which transformed the space. Photos coming soon.
SLOTTSPAVILJONGEN A PAVILION ON ROYAL GROUND
Slottspaviljongen is a Restaurant situated on the ground of the Swedish royal family.
I had the opportunity to design a outdoor seating area for the restaurant overlooking the Royal castle. As challenging as it was, I could not be more excited to share the approved drawings and the pending design intent.
BIOPHILIC INTERIOR DESIGN
How can we make an office space exciting ? Is that even possible?
This is a design proposal for a big office space for an insurance company in Stockholm. The company is to leave its current office space and move into a new space that can accommodate their needs and facilitate the everyday 9-5 job hours.
EPISODES OF FEELINGS
Design as Narrative – Storytelling through Space
How does architecture look when shaped by emotions? This was the question at the heart of my master’s dissertation. I ventured to explore how space can be experienced through the eyes of someone moving through life’s highs and lows—an attempt to understand the connection between architecture and storytelling.
OUTDOOR FURNITURE DESIGN
The most exciting part of this task was to design an outdoor furniture for a bakery. Based on iterations of tango dancing and a loaf of bread
TUBE HOUSE
A house of cardboard tubes
Inspired by Shigeru Ban’s Cardboard Cathedral in New Zealand, I set out to understand the possibilities of cardboard design. My goal was to design a small, simple home—affordable and quick to construct, with broader aim of finding solutions that could provide shelter for communities in need after natural disasters.