Work

Projects

I designed and visualized every project below myself. Each one says what it covered — interiors, facade, or the whole building.

Architecture

8 projects

A house set into the forest. Simple in form, with expansive glazing and the view treated as a finishing material.

A house in the desert. Large concrete slabs, a reflecting pool at the entrance and a succulent garden instead of a lawn.

A house in a pine forest. Two concrete volumes pushed into the slope, with a glazed core between them.

A house on the dune. The projecting upper volume frames the horizon.

A house on the lake. A green roof, a deep eave and a terrace that ends over the water.

A holiday house in the mountains. A monopitch roof, timber and stone.

A barn reduced to its outline. Black standing-seam metal and a fully glazed gable.

An experimental exhibition space. Interior and garden designed as one — the threshold between them is the subject here, not a wall.

9 projects

A 220 m² house interior. Raw concrete set against warm timber and soft textiles.

A loft on two levels. Concrete, black steel and the city behind glass.

An apartment high up. Warm timber and stone against the city panorama.

A 36 m² Japandi apartment. Warm taupe, stone and linen, planned around an existing floor and bathroom.

An apartment led by light. Oak louvres, skylights over the kitchen and planting brought inside.

An apartment in a concrete panel block. An interior cut to fit the building, with no pretending it is a loft.

A kitchen in an old building. A long countertop under the window instead of a table, and a view over the rooftops.

A small room painted entirely in one color — cabinetry and radiator included.

A room for nothing. Felt on every wall and one window onto moss.

Contact

If one of these is close to what you have in mind, answer a few questions about the project and I’ll reply with a quote within 24 hours.