why

the objects we live with deserve more attention than they usually receive.

where it begins.

there are objects we reach for every day.

they've been on our desks.

in our pockets.

beside our beds.

inside our bags.

they quietly become part of our routines.

not because they're extraordinary.

because they're familiar.

and familiarity has a way of making even the most thoughtful objects disappear into the background.

not everything needs reinventing.

there's a tendency to believe every new idea must replace the one before it.

we're more interested in the ideas that never really left.

the objects that continue to earn their place through use.

the ones we instinctively reach for.

the ones we'd notice only once they were gone.

those are the objects we choose to begin with.

thoughtfully reinterpreting
everyday objects.

stay close

occasional notes from the studio. new objects when they're ready. nothing more.