Contour Tray introduces a functional surface onto soft seating furniture with its shape-conforming structure. The layering of dowels and felt allows flexibility for the tray to outline any surface it rests on. Serving as a coaster and catch-all, the tray complements existing furniture while enhances the space with its simplistic sculptural form.

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“The Disposable” is a material play on throwaway culture and convenience-based consumption. The handmade slip-cast ceramics are replicas of well-known mass-produced plastic packaging, including Solo Cups Nongshim instant noodles and Nishiki microwavable rice.

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“BLORG” is a collection of paper vase designed to sit a top of glassware, the pieces provide organic opening for flower arrangements.


Curated by Studio Herron for TXATXA club under the theme of “Shelf Life” the pieces encapsulate the ephemeral nature of ingredients, single-use packagings and the summer through the use of perforated paper laminated with vibrant African fabric.

With aim to generate alternative gesture of turning light on and off, the two designs combine simplistic form and wood opaque property to deliver an interactive physical experience of controlling the light.

Prompted to address urban problem faced in the bustling city of Bangkok, two critical design concepts were proposed to
1) allow office worker to protect their plastic bagged lunch by utilizing the umbrella handle
2) provide diy solution for food waste seperation (packaging, food, liquid)

As part of the contest criteria, found objects were used to construct the designs. The final prototypes were curated for Uselessland's “BKK’s Strange Tools” exhibition as part of Bangkok Design Week 2023.