stuff i made

The battery-powered Origami Lamp was a present to all my (new ex-)colleagues at my old job — it was designed as a DIY set to assemble yourself: the paper, LED, and battery in the envelope, with the instructions printed on it.

I soldered the LED to a resistor and a 9V battery block connector.

A glow like morning sun through a greenhouse

The series.one brings the poetry of light into the studio in zürich.

Its translucent, prismatic body evokes the silhouette of a greenhouse, where wavy surfaces and crystal‑like textures break the light into fascinating reflections. The result is a soft, diffused illumination that turns every room into a stage of atmosphere and calm.

Two surfaces. One story of contrast.

One embraces imperfection – raw, layered, dotted like a printed memory. The other flows – smooth, reflective, almost liquid.

It casts vivid reflections into the room, dancing like liquid structures across walls and floor.

Crafted from 3D‑printed PLA, brass‑finished steel, and a polished stainless‑steel reflector with a golden water effect, it becomes an iconic lighting object, merging architectural clarity with poetic lightness.

Sonia, a dear friend of mine (and my best woman), asked me to help her with a little project. She told me about these poems her dad had written about a friend — his name is Peter.

the rest of the story you can read here: Peter Gedichte

Did anyone say print?

got my first magazine printed! A little bit to celebrate the good old times and a little bit to embrace the offline,

find out More:

Issue 1

Issue 2

This one is a very personal lamp for me, and you can read all about it here! But long story short, they represent the dark and the good times in life.

My mum makes herbal-infused candles, and she was asking me about how to adjust some labels. We got to talking, and in the end, I designed her a brand-new label for all her candles.

sometimes it draws you in.

the spiral acts like a visual black hole, inviting you to lose yourself in its loops, as if pulling your gaze and thoughts into another dimension. The soft colour gradients and even illumination amplify this effect, creating an almost dreamlike, immersive experience.

It started as a so-called “beer idea” and turned out to be a damn cool thing! I built my first proper Hi-Fi speakers: an active (retrofittable) 2-way stereo system with all the modern music streaming features, housed in a beautiful, brutalist American oak and black MDF case—complete with a colored horn!

also here, go read the full Storie!