I am a New York–based industrial designer working across consumer products, material exploration, and sustainability-driven design. My work bridges professional practice, research, and education, with a focus on creating thoughtful, scalable solutions that improve everyday life while responding to environmental responsibility.

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I hold an MFA in Industrial Design from Parsons School of Design, where I developed a strong interest in sustainability, material innovation, and culture- and commmunity-driven design. My work often begins with identifying real-world needs and exploring where practicality and desire intersect, resulting in products that challenge conventional typologies while remaining grounded in use and production realities.

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I am the founder of Le Motif Design Studio, a research-driven practice exploring biomaterials approaches through home products. Across my projects, I emphasize material experimentation, clarity of form, and responsible design thinking.

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I currently teach industrial design at Pratt Institute and Wesleyan University guiding students through research, prototyping, and critical design processes rooted in real-world constraints.

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If you are interested in collaboration, research, or design opportunities, feel free to reach out.