I wanted a stable and compact shelf for my coffee machnine and grinder. The shape was inspired by a provisional shelf made out of two Ikea shelfes. Stainless steel and beech were chosen to fit the rest of my kitchen. The 7° angle corresponds to the front of the coffee machine.

To use a high temperature ofen at the University of  Zurich more efficiently i built a stainless steel rack plus the adequate trays made out of a chamotte slab and stainless steel mesh.

I needed a ceiling lamp in my corridor. And i had two similar old  lamps lying around. So i mounted them together to form a single double ball

While traveling i have often a super full backpack. To have a well protected space inside the backpack i created that case. It allows also easy removal of the laptop. Made of aluminium and laminated wood.

I have a lot of my stuff in handy plastic boxes, always ready to be relocated. To store these boxes i made a lightweight cupboard  out of ripstop nylon on a frame of aluminium and plywood. Wheels allow to turn the thing and make the boxes nearly invisible. Serves also as a shiner.

My brother needed a lamp for the living room to hang it over the dining table of his B&B. I made one of a massive fir beam in which i placed four halogen spotlights. The counterweights allow to move the lamp up and down.

For transporting my stuff on the bike i wanted a simple messenger style bag. So i made one on my bernina using heavy black cordura. The buckle for the adjustable strap is bent from sheet aluminium. A matching smaller bag keeps order inside the big one.

I wanted a flexible solution to store my books and multimedia equipment. So i built a modular system of hollow boards which are held together by long threaded bars. It can be setup in various sizes, but the assembly is definitively not yet ready for IKEA.

When i was studying industrial design at Zürich unveristy of the Arts i was living in a very nice and old house on the Zuriberg. The rooms were high and i wanted chandelier like lamp. I put one together from aluminium profiles and mesh, with adjustable halogen bulbs.

I wanted a bed which is flexible in its dimensions, leightweight and easy to transport. So i  took two old slatted frames and made four steel corner with aluminium legs. A tension kit holds everything together. Can be used with just one slatted frame.