A series of sculptural structures made by heat-forming agricultural nets. The lamps softly emit light, in the manner of a traditional Japanese paper lantern.

Each lantern is carefully shaped using agricultural meshes typically placed around fruit and vegetables to prevent harm from wind and animals. They are stronger than organdy but more flexible than wire mesh.
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Featured in Wallpaper*

Initiated while at Nendo, it evolved into a spin-off company distributed by Kokuyo.

An office furniture collection developed to adapt to frequent moves and organizational growth. It includes a coin-operated junction piece, facilitating expansion and disassembly without the need for additional tools.

Featured in The Japan Times - Wired

Inspired by jade pendants and the rich culture of China, Jade is a smart wearable that monitors activity, sleep, and sends vibration alerts for calls. It also wakes users during light sleep and controls smart home devices. Wireless charging with a 10-day battery life, and various accessories for personalized style.
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Featured in The Next Web - Wareable

A desk lamp with a hood-like shape, crafted by stamping a single sheet of aluminum. This metal piece serves as both shade and stand, casting bright light forward and a soft, indirect glow to the rear.

A bluetooth headset made from aluminum tubing. It develops a unique surface over time with natural marks and color variations.

The manufacturing process repurposes a pen assembly line, fitting essential components snugly inside the tubing, like an ink cartridge in a pen.

A series of smart wearables, including the widely popular and affordable Mi Band series, with millions of units shipped quarterly in China.
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The latest models feature NFC, heart rate and blood oxygen sensors, large touch displays, and activity detection capabilities.
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I have directed the design and creative strategy for multiple models, including the Mi Band 1S, Mi Band 2, Mi Band 4, Mi Band 5, Mi Band 6, Amazfit Cor, Amazfit Arc, and the Amazfit X during its concept phase, which raised $2,033,867 from 12,122 backers on Indiegogo.

I defined the creative direction for the Amazfit Jade launch video. This anthem ad makes a connection between fashion and fitness, reflecting the Jade's design - a ceramic smart module that tracks users' activity and sleep, and comes with a wide selection of accessories to suit every style.

I assembled a team of editors, producers, directors, and stylists to bring this idea to life. Over the course of two days of fashion workouts, we went through trials and errors to bring this video to life.

Drawing inspiration from the sea and swayed by the wind, this lighting installation gracefully moves, resembling a shoal of jellyfish.
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It focuses on establishing a festive Christmas ambiance without depending on wasteful lights.

Nio logo-inspired ring symbolizing connections through sharing and games. Nio, is a Chinese car company, striving to unite people around themes of love, care, memories, and joyful experiences.

With Emma Lundgren

Thinnest bathroom scale on the market, measuring 20mm, engineered with a concealed metal plate to prevent bending. Priced at $16, it reflects strict manufacturing standards.

Captures 10 data points, displayed and stored in a dedicated app.

A light and airy table lamp ideal for screen work or reading. Designed with gentle balancing, it occupies as much space as a pen on the table.

The released version includes a copper-plated tube, a ribbed epoxy copper lacquer cast metal counter-weight, and a support stem covered in natural leather.
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Exhibited at Imm Cologne - Maison&Objet Paris
With Thomas Droze

Six individuals acted out what life would be like in a co-living space of the future at Maison&Objet, creating an immersive exhibition. Over the course of five days, they explored new situations through the lens of design and emerging habits.
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The experience featured a vegetable plot, an aquaponic ecosystem, smart waste management solutions, and smart wearables such as Jade and Arc wristbands, Stylo headset, and MiScale 1 smart scale.

Klipsch Heritage over-ear headphones, made in Hope, Arkansas since 1946, feature exceptional sound and premium materials like steel, wood, leather, and aluminum.

The company initiated an effort to modernize their original line while preserving the headphones' essence.

I proposed removing visible edges and screws, replacing them with clean curves. Drawing inspiration from marine tools, the main metal piece adopts the shape of an oarlock.

A seating collection that takes the form of a Japanese futon mattress casually draped over a wire frame. The random folds of the futon are abstracted and captured in a urethane mold, resulting in a unique and subtle pattern of carefully controlled folds.

Featured in The New York Times
With Nendo