This year at Material Matters London, I was delighted to share key pieces from ‘My Circular Journey’ showcasing the progress, lessons, and design solutions I’ve developed to help reduce our impact on the planet.

Every material and component we source has a journey—and the longer that journey, the bigger the carbon footprint. By choosing local suppliers, we can significantly cut emissions, reduce waste, and support our communities.

Sustainability isn’t just about making something green—it’s about ensuring that a product and its materials hold their value over time. A product that quickly degrades without the ability repair, goes out of style with the ability to revamp, will loose its worth, no matter how innovative it seemed at launch.

Sustainability is a rapidly evolving field, driven by breakthroughs in climate science, renewable energy, and ecological research. What was

Developing a product for sustainability often feels like being a parent. You nurture it, prepare it for life, and set it up for success—but

Redesigning the Future, One Sustainable Choice at a Time

Innovation flourishes in the face of challenges, sustainability isn’t a constraint; it’s an opportunity. Think of it as a gift.

From Theory to Impact: Designing a Circular Future

A short insight into 2022 and furniture industries move towards a circular economy.