Every design decision has a human consequence.
Industrial designer focused on inclusive, meaningful and intuitive product experiences.
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My Vision
Anticipate and remove friction from people’s lives, NOT add to it.
Creating physical products and/or product service systems that are intuitive, meaningful, implantable and grounded in real user needs.
Designing not only for individual needs but also collective impact and be adaptive to rapid change.
Designing is about providing a solution that serves a meaningful purpose and remains functional within its specific context.
Hands on and iterative design process.
Prioritising empathy, feasibility and collaboration, involving users and stakeholders early to create grounded solutions.
I aim to help build a future where thoughtful design is the standard, not a luxury.
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User research
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Data analysis
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Literature review
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Stakeholder analysis
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Customer journey mapping
Skills
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Visual documentation
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Concept development
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Prototyping
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Quick problemsolving
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Visual communication
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Project management
Tools
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Figma
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Adobe Illustrator
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Photoshop
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InDesign
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Canva
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Solidworks
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3D printing
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AI Ideation
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Miro
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Microsoft office
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Google drive
Selected Projects
A selection of projects exploring diverse design challenges across various contexts.
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"De Stijl van mijn Stap" is a co-creation toolkit integrated into the onboarding process of adopting a walker. Rather than simply providing a mobility aid, the toolkit guides users through customising and personalising a walker, helping them build a positive emotional connection before adopting one.
Product-service design
01 De Stijl van mijn Stap
Lumesphere is an interactive household object that explores how intelligent products can foster meaningful social interaction. Through shape, colour and warmth, private interactions become subtle signals within the home, encouraging curiosity and conversation while preserving personal privacy.
Product design
02 Lumesphere
The IndePendant is a wearable accessory designed to help people with COPD recognise the early signs of an exacerbation. Designed as a pendant or brooch, it blends seamlessly into daily life as an accessory rather than a medical device, supporting newly diagnosed patients in gaining earlier awareness and greater control over their condition.
Product design sprint winner
03 IndePendant
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This project explored how UI/UX design can be used to analyse and foster sustained motivation within a peer-support platform for older adults living with chronic illnesses.
Research through design