front: 'shade' mirror for established & sons

the products use gradients of colors and shades, fading in and out, to manipulate the space in which they are installed.

a mirror-polished stainless steel surface curves to create a seamless shelf. 

the process of oxidization is used to create different colors and tone variations on the geometric reflective surfaces. 

the project tells the personal narratives of five women living in the remote villages of kwazulu-natal, south africa, each one developing their story into text through means of threading glass beads onto metal wires...

the clock's circular face holds each number perpendicular to the surface which only become legible when their shadows are cast on to the painted white base.

the aesthetic of the armchair draws on the classic wooden beaded seat covers used by drivers who are looking for a certain kind of comfort when sitting in their cars.