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Upholstered chair created for Artifex Australia and Ambient. It is using retro elements combined with contemporary elements of tapered chromed legs and plywood core construction..

Meeka stools offers unusual simplicity of straight lines in combination with dynamic appearance combined with great sitting comfort.

Upholstered tub chair created for Artifex Australia. It's design has been inspired by the need to visually lighten typical tub chair construction while maintain their great seating comfort and arm support.

Contemporary version of easy chair designed for Artifex Australia.Virginia uses the tension of a split back and seat to create dynamic chair structure. Stylish metal joints in the chair arms reflect the stainless steel construction of the chair frame.

Contemporary version of side table designed for Artifex Australia. Contemporary version of a side table designed for Artifex Australia. The twisted leg arrangement creates a dynamic yet stable structure of the exact height needed for the chair Virginia.

This sculpture invites viewer to enter the space of its missing spine and suggests an universal question : "what is my position within this sculpture ?

Wooden vase made out of contrasting timbers, stainless steel wire and glass test tube.

This wall mirror reflects the style of my furniture designs a art and craft, offering both and functional value.

September 2001. The paradox of the world: the sadness of the unfortunate in the high buildings, who a only minute before were considered the fortunate.

This bed was designed with the focus on ergonomics and comfort. My aim was to design a bed of unique shape with attached side tables, to maximize the comfort of using the bed and to use local timber and unusual reconstituted veneers.

I constructed this coffee table to find the physical limits of its materials. The main construction feature is the tension, as the middle of the coffee table is not touching the ground.

The exhibition Easel was commissioned by an artist, to be artistic and unusual looking, easy to transport, local light colour timber and adjustable to different sizes of artwork.

The challenge of this design was to make an unsymmetrical piece of art that uses "sharp edges. Its final shape inspired the title “The Greyhound”

This dinning chair creates an unusual and original shape by developing two symmetrical halves, connected in two places with a medium other than timber A challenge to confuse the sculptural and utilitarian nature of the chair.