ABOUT
My journey into the world of design began during my M.A. studies in Applied Art at Silpakorn University, Thailand. One particular design course sparked my interest and opened my eyes to the vast possibilities of creative design.
Later, I visited BIG+BIH, a well-known design event in Thailand, which further inspired me and deepened my fascination with art objects. It was a turning point that broadened my perspective and led me to explore design more seriously.
I started by creating my small accessory pieces, such as ceramic vases, wooden lamps, and decorative objects. These early experiments were driven by curiosity and a desire to bring artistic value to everyday items.
Eventually, I had the opportunity to collaborate with other companies, which allowed me to experiment with a wider range of materials, including stainless steel welding, metalwork, and brass casting. These experiences not only brought joy to the process but also motivated me to continue evolving my design practice.
My design philosophy focuses on creating furniture that goes beyond utility, transforming everyday objects into living sculptures that express emotion, meaning, and imagination through form and material. Each of my creations is a conversation between art and design — a harmonious balance between purpose and beauty. I draw deep inspiration from nature — from organic forms, textures, to natural movement. Rather than replicating what I see, I choose to reinterpret and reimagine these elements into surreal, dreamlike forms that challenge traditional expectations of furniture and invite viewers into an entirely new world.
The materials I work with—stainless steel, iron, and brass, often combined with natural wood—create a compelling and balanced contrast: strong yet fluid, solid yet full of delicate details. These materials are durable and versatile and have the power to convey deep emotional and sculptural expression.
Every piece of my furniture is handcrafted by skilled artisans who have inherited traditional techniques, bringing precision and soul to every detail. This craftsmanship is at the heart of my work, giving each creation a sense of identity and spirit, turning it into a one-of-a-kind work of art rather than just a piece of furniture.
For me, design is not merely about creating something beautiful — it’s about storytelling. It’s about capturing the invisible — the curve of the wind, the rhythm of falling leaves, the stillness of a shadow — and turning those moments into something tangible through design.