Furniture

Where Art Becomes Part of Everyday Life

I don't see furniture as merely an object to restore, I see it as an opportunity to begin a new conversation.

Each piece carries the marks of its previous life: worn edges, softened corners, scratches, repairs, and quiet reminders that it has already served someone well. Rather than erasing that history, I build upon it, allowing the past and present to exist together.

Inspired by the quiet persistence of nature, my furniture practice explores the places where organic forms meet human craftsmanship. Botanical motifs, layered textures, and carefully considered details invite each piece to become more than functional. It becomes something to live with, to notice, and to discover over time.

Whether transforming a forgotten heirloom or creating something entirely new, my goal remains the same: to create work that quietly exceeds the boundaries we place between art and everyday life.