Retro Product Family
The Memphis Milano movement has long been a source of inspiration in my design practice. Its bold geometry, vibrant color palettes, and playful patterns continually draw me back to a mindset of curiosity and experimentation. These renderings explore how that visual language can transform everyday objects into expressive pieces that celebrate creativity, personality, and joy.
Rather than pursuing fully realized products, these concepts embrace the freedom of asking, "What if?" They serve as creative explorations that challenge conventional expectations of baby products and home décor, reminding me that some of the most meaningful design begins by imagining possibilities before considering limitations.
Sippy Cup
Desk Lamp
Stacker Toy
Vase + Flowers
Toddler Cup
Toddler Cup
JaxKelly Teethers
While earning my bachelor's degree, I collaborated with the founder of JaxKelly, a successful candle and jewelry company, to help develop a concept line of baby teethers. My role was to transform early ideas into physical 3D-printed prototypes, allowing us to evaluate the size, proportions, and feel of each design before moving further into development.
This project gave me invaluable real-world experience working directly with a client and reinforced that my creative and technical skills could provide meaningful value as a professional service. It was a pivotal moment that shifted my mindset from being a design student to becoming a designer who solves real problems for clients.
Logo Concept
After meeting someone briefly, they learned I was a designer and asked if I could create a logo for a project that had recently received grant funding. Although logo design wasn't something I had much experience with at the time, I saw it as an opportunity to challenge myself rather than turn it down.
Working through the design process gave me valuable experience translating a client's vision into a visual identity. The client was excited to have a logo they could use to represent their project, and the experience reinforced my belief that growth often comes from saying yes to opportunities that push you beyond your comfort zone.