the fast-track to ‘yes’
skip the scrolling and see if we’re a match
Fast-Track Admission Overview
Use this page to quickly evaluate whether my work and way of collaborating are a good fit for your project, then jump directly into the right portfolio sections.
What “fast-track” means here
This is a curated, higher-level view of my portfolio and practice, designed for people who need to make a decision quickly: producers, creative directors, architects, and clients with tight timelines or limited headspace.
Instead of scrolling through every project, you get:
– A map of what I do
– A shortlist of relevant work
– Clear pointers to deeper case studies, if you want more detail.
Is this page for you?
- You need a shortcut to the most representative projects so you don’t have to open ten tabs and reverse‑engineer my portfolio.
- You want to see how my practice connects craft, spatial thinking and social or environmental questions.
- You want to see process as well as outcomes: experiments, prototypes, failures, and what I learned from them.
How to use this overview
This page is structured so you can scan quickly, then dive deeper only where it matters for your project.
If you’re on a deadline, feel free to skim and then email me with just: your timeline, location, budget range and which category you’re interested in.
Quick navigation
- Fast-Track Admission Overview
- What “/fast-track” means here
- How to use this overview
- Studio at a glance
- Portfolio at a glance
- Furniture
- Tiny living & mobile spaces
- Carpentry & built work
- Film production & on-set builds
- Tactical urbanism & public space
- Sketching, process, and visual thinking
- Featured projects for fast evaluation
- What to do next
Links above will update automatically as long as headings on this page keep their anchors. You can leave this as-is for now.
Studio at a glance
I design and build custom furniture, spatial interventions and one-off constructions across Europe, with a strong bias toward recycled materials, problem-solving on site and projects that don’t fit neatly into a catalogue.
What I bring to a project
- creative problem-solving
- high level craft skills
- spatial thinking
- fairness & respect
- clear communication
Typical clients
- private customers
- NGOs
- film studios
How I like to work
- fast-paced
- at my own speed
- creatively free
- in fun teams
- low or at least clear hirarchies
Portfolio at a glance
My work sits across six main categories. Each one has its own portfolio page with more images and detail. Use this section to decide where to dive in first.
If you already know which category you care about, feel free to skip straight down to that section using the quick links above or your browser’s find function.
Where to go next
Furniture
Custom furniture from recycled and reclaimed materials, from colourful statement pieces to quiet, minimal storage. This is where you’ll find most of the one-off builds and highly tailored commissions.
Tiny living & mobile spaces
Vans, cabins, and compact spaces where every millimetre matters. I’ve designed and built multi-functional interiors that have to hold up to daily life, travel, and changing needs over time.
Carpentry & built work
From structural elements and restoration to built-ins that integrate with existing architecture. I’m comfortable reading drawings, coordinating with other trades, and adapting when reality doesn’t match the plan.
Film production & on-set builds
Set pieces, props, and practical builds for film, photo, and video. I bring the same care for joinery and durability to fast-turnaround production work, with priority on safety, speed, and adaptability.
Tactical urbanism & public space
Temporary and semi-permanent interventions in public space: parklets, street furniture, and modular structures for events or placemaking projects.
Sketching, process, and visual thinking
Fast sketches, diagrams, and visual explanations that help move projects forward. Sometimes these stay in the background, sometimes they become part of the final documentation.
Featured projects for fast evaluation
If you’re scanning quickly, these four projects give a good sense of how I work across different contexts: a furniture piece, a van, a built outdoor structure, and a more experimental or collaborative build.
How to read these case studies
Deep dive: Featured armchair
Use this project if you want to evaluate: how I handle ergonomics, colour, and reclaimed materials in a single, highly tailored piece of furniture.
Deep dive: Featured van build
Use this project if you want to see how I think about layout, storage, and daily use in compact, moving spaces.
Deep dive: Featured porch
Use this project if you want to understand how I work with existing buildings, weather, and long-term use in mind.
Deep dive: Featured sideboard
Use this project if you care about flexibility, modularity, and pieces that can change as needs change.
What to do next
If you’ve made it this far, you probably have a project in mind, or at least a direction. You don’t need a perfect brief to reach out.
An ideal first message includes:
– A sentence or two about the space or object
– Where you are based
– Your rough timeline
– Your budget range (even if broad)
– Which category (or featured project) feels closest to what you need
From there, I can usually reply with: whether I’m a good fit, any obvious constraints, and a suggested next step (call, sketch, site visit, or direct quote).
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