About

I am a product and industrial designer working across furniture, lighting and object design, with a strong focus on form, materiality and production culture.

My work explores the balance between formal clarity and constructive logic, combining a deep respect for craftsmanship with an industrial design approach. I am particularly interested in objects that express their function through proportion, detail and material honesty.

I studied Industrial Design at Politecnico di Torino and gained extensive experience working with manufacturers, artisans, architects and designers, developing products from concept to production. This background has given me a solid understanding of how ideas translate into tangible objects.

Covering the full arc from concept development, technical engineering and production management, I work as a single point of contact across the full design process — from early sketches to construction drawings, supplier coordination and prototyping. This allows design studios and brands to develop complex projects with continuity, without losing quality or intent between creative vision and industrial reality.

Over the years, I have collaborated on furniture and lighting projects presented at international fairs, while also developing independent works and small-series productions. Today, my practice is increasingly oriented towards collectible design and high–value objects, where experimentation, material research and expressive freedom play a central role.

I approach design with curiosity and pragmatism, believing that aesthetic and functional value are inseparable, and that well-made, timeless objects carry a universal language.

I am currently open to collaborations with design studios, galleries and brands interested in meaningful, design-driven projects.