Projects and Collectable Designs

A slower space for material, process and experiment.

This part of my practice gives me room to develop one-off and limited-edition furniture, in response to an exhibition or self-initiated brief.

Project
Sedis Reimagined - Powdercoated frame with cotton rope, punch needle upholstery on linen base.

Exhibited during the Melbourne Design Week - May 2026 - “Friends & Associates” 100 Chairs exhibition.

Year
2026

Project
Serotina stool - Cherrywood base with Punch Needle upholstered top.

Exhibited at Craft Victoria Members Only exhibition. April 2026

Inde Awards 2026 - Honourable Mention - The Object Category. July 2026

Year

2026

Creative Pursuits

Recent works such as Serotina and Sedis Reimagined explore the intersection of furniture, materiality and hand-crafted process. Moving beyond commercial outcomes, these projects embrace tactility, experimentation and slower making practices, using punch needle textile techniques alongside carefully crafted furniture forms to create pieces that invite both connection and reflection.

BEHIND THE WORK

Process supports the finished piece. Not the other way around.

Moodboards, material tests and play sit within each project story, giving context without competing with the finished work.