Carry-on luggage developed through research, ideation, sketching, 3d modelling, CNC, Vacuum Forming and Industrial sewing.

The Solis is a solar powered commuter vehicle designed to challenge how we think about parking in highly populated areas.
Semi-transparent solar panels on doors and roofing generate electric power, which is stored in the battery. Alternatively (if plugged up) the electric power is sent back to the grid with money in return, as electric companies are forced by law to pay you at the same rate as they charge.
Due to the size of the Solis, two cars can now park in one regular parking space. The Solis plugs up with a retractable power cord to the parking meter and will provide the city with electricity through its solar panels and thereby paying for parking. When there’s lack of sunlight the parking meter acts as a changing station in exchange for payment.
The Solis would be for anyone that commutes in highly populated areas but especially the “Eco chic”, which values the “hip factor” and the fashion statement equally to its environmental footprint.

This toaster was inspired by the word "exaggerated" taking a new and fresh approach to how a toaster should work and look like.

This is more of a playful approach to industrial design, focusing mainly on the aesthetics and not so much the function. Despite the focus on aesthetics this cheese slicer provides great wrist support and could help individuals with weakened wrist strength, such as the elderly.