Fabrication — Material & Form

  • Wooden lounge chair with a light fabric sling seat

    01 / Sling Chair

    A timber frame and a fabric sling bring structure and softness together. Exposed connections keep the construction visible.

  • Close-up of intersecting wooden members in a chair frame

    02 / Chair — Joinery Detail

    A closer look at the intersecting members of the chair frame, where the joint becomes part of the visual language.

  • Detail view of a can opener fabrication project

    03 / Can Opener

    A can opener fabrication project, shown in detail to highlight its form and construction.

  • Front view of a tattoo machine with a wooden body and metal fittings

    04 / Tattoo Machine

    A tattoo machine combining a wooden body with exposed metal fittings. This view highlights the material contrast and assembly details.

  • Rear view of a tattoo machine showing its wooden body and exposed mechanical components

    05 / Tattoo Machine — Detail

    A second view of the tattoo machine reveals the connections between its wooden body, metal fittings and mechanical components.

  • Wooden peeler prototype made from layered curved profiles

    06 / Peeler Prototype

    A wooden prototype for the peeler project. Layered profiles show the form taking shape during fabrication.

  • Brown leather shoe on a shoemaking last at a workbench

    07 / Leather & Last

    A leather shoe takes shape around a last. The photograph brings together the upper, lacing and sole during construction.

  • Intersecting wooden members over a faceted square surface

    08 / Geometry & Grain

    Intersecting members and faceted surfaces create a study in direction, shadow and wood grain.

  • Tall wooden plant stand with dark legs and a lighter square top

    09 / Display Stand

    Slender uprights frame a small display surface. Contrasting wood tones distinguish the supporting structure from the top.

  • Two sculpted vessels with contrasting surfaces in a divided presentation box

    10 / Paired Vessels

    Two related forms sit side by side in a divided box. Their contrasting surfaces invite a closer comparison of shape, texture and material.