The old coffee grinder from the 1970s, an heirloom of a friend, was completely rebuilt and re-modeled in Fusion 360. Originally designed for large quantities, it now grinds precisely the desired espresso dose. A newly developed container — magnetically fixed and angled for optimal performance — ensures excellent grinding quality and fits perfectly with the portafilter. Made from ABS and TPU, the parts are both dishwasher-safe and non-slip. Particularly innovative is the flexible lid of the bean container, which functions like a small pump to remove coffee residues from the grinder.
Coffee Grinder – Conversion & Modernization
Livingroom Speaker
Watering Can with Organic Handle Form
This concept explores an alternative approach to ergonomics by merging function and form into a single, organic gesture. The handle of the watering can is not treated as a separate component but becomes the defining shape of the object itself. Its flowing, sculptural form is designed to naturally guide the hand and support intuitive use.
For my apartment, I designed a custom-built cabinet that integrates seamlessly into the space. The pedestal with baseboard creates a clean line, while a cozy seating nook with two wall lights and hidden cable routing adds extra comfort. Inside, it conceals a self-designed holder for the vacuum cleaner as well as a movable platform for a 3D printer, which can be pulled out when needed. Functionality and living aesthetics blend seamlessly here.
Built-in Cabinet & 3D Printing Station
Minimalist Chair Studies
This project presents a selection of simple, minimalist chair designs that explore proportion, balance, and essential form. Each chair is reduced to its core elements, focusing on clarity of structure and visual restraint rather than ornamentation.
This wall clock explores a subtle reinterpretation of time display through material layering and light. A matte glass front diffuses reflections and softens the overall appearance, while illuminated clock hands sit behind the glass surface, creating a quiet sense of depth and spatial separation.
Wall Clock with Backlit Hands
Side Table with Tempered Glass Top
This side table combines a tempered glass surface with a wooden supporting structure, creating a balanced contrast between transparency and warmth. The glass top features a subtle central recess that acts as a visual focal point, naturally drawing attention toward the center of the table.
Hovercraft – Model Building
As a personal hobby project, I built a homemade hovercraft inspired by the iconic Star Wars vehicles. From the construction of the motor housing and the impeller to the electronics, every component was independently designed and manufactured. The project combines engineering knowledge with craftsmanship, demonstrating how technology, model building, and creativity can merge into a functional overall concept.
Couch Replica
This project is a handcrafted replica of an existing designer sofa and was undertaken as a study in material handling and fabrication techniques rather than original form development. The focus lies on precise execution, construction methods, and attention to detail.
The sofa features a corduroy upholstery filled with recycled foam remnants, emphasizing both comfort and sustainable material use. Bent stainless steel side supports provide structural stability while introducing a contrasting industrial element to the soft textile body. Recreating this piece required careful planning, patterning, and an understanding of upholstery techniques as well as metal forming processes.
Foldable Chair Wall-Mount
This project is a simple wall-mounted holder designed for a folding chair, focusing on minimal material use and visual clarity. The mount is fixed to the wall using a single screw, keeping installation straightforward and unobtrusive. An integrated cover cap conceals the screw, allowing the object to read as a clean, intentional form rather than a technical fixture.
