How would design and objects in our everyday life look like if we did not follow instructions but let intuition and improvisations lead our creativity?

25 “chair” configurations made from the parts of one or multiple Frosta stools.

Commissioned trophy design for the emancipation award Joke Smit Prijs in cooperation with the Ministerie van OCW.

A large coffee table designed to be cut out of a leftover marble slab with as little material waste as possible.

Set Design for Vogue Germany. Polly Roche moves out and leaves Cologne and her mother’s house behind to set out on new paths in the German capital Berlin.

A versatile stool made from recycled cardboard and plywood. Designed for comfort and stability, it doubles as a side table featuring an integrated book and magazine rack for convenient storage. 

A modular bookstand for magazine and book enthusiasts in a cooperation between Konektra and Wunder.

Lieblingsmensch: German for something like ‘favourite human’ is as simple as meaningful. We all have them, for some, it is the mother, father, sister or brother, for others a friend, an acquaintance and for even others it might be the pet.

Wunder, a journal dedicated to the wonders of human beings with the mission to share stories that shed light on untold topics and the complexity of our society.

Residential interior design for a bedroom with costume wood furniture in the Hague, the Netherlands.

In a world of limited and shrinking resources, mass production and fast-paced living, how can we build temporary objects with a good conscience? 

Set Design for Vogue Germany with actress Emilia Schüle.

“Heroes in the Hood” is a series of photographs and videos showcasing seven people the designer interacts with on a daily basis in Kreuzberg, Berlin.