A nature inspired sensory room divider designed for Stockwell Park Community Trust
An interactive kitchen roll holder designed for UAL’s Gift Shop
Design with Playfulness
and Approachability
My first step is to make people feel less self-conscious. Play and humour lower the stakes.
I hate “Do Not Touch Signs.” I make things meant to be poked, prodded and shaped.
People are always giving themselves away in tiny ways. I love exploring hesitation and discomfort.
I like curating small moments of excitement inside everyday routines.
Design for Active
Participation
Design Through
Human Observation
Design for
Everyday Life
Hey!
I’m
People-Focused Design Research + Strategy
I’m very easy to talk to, so please do!
I’d love to hear about it all.
Tell me about a project, an idea, an opportunity, or what you ate for dinner.
How old are you?
Below 28
Above 28
An interactive lighting kit + prompt cards to guide creative thinking through making
+ My dissertation
The theory + Development of this project
Now I design conditions that help people participate, experiment and feel less intimidated by creativity.
One time my mum asked me to arrange pillows because I’m “the creative one.”
Power went straight to my head.
I aim to create ease: make spaces feel less tense, less judgemental so people stop overthinking and start embracing their childlike wonder!
here play with the anoushka ball
A nature inspired sensory room divider designed for Stockwell Park Community Trust
An interactive kitchen roll holder designed for UAL’s Gift Shop
Design with Playfulness
and Approachability
My first step is to make people feel less self-conscious. Play and humour lower the stakes.
I hate “Do Not Touch Signs.” I make things meant to be poked, prodded and shaped.
People are always giving themselves away in tiny ways. I love exploring hesitation and discomfort.
I like curating small moments of excitement inside everyday routines.
Design for Active
Participation
Design Through
Human Observation
Design for
Everyday Life
Hey!
I’m
People-Focused Design Research + Strategy
I’m very easy to talk to, so please do!
I’d love to hear about it all.
Tell me about a project, an idea, an opportunity, or what you ate for dinner.
How old are you?
Below 28
Above 28
An interactive lighting kit + prompt cards to guide creative thinking through making
+ My dissertation
The theory + Development of this project
Now I design conditions that help people participate, experiment and feel less intimidated by creativity.
One time my mum asked me to arrange pillows because I’m “the creative one.”
Power went straight to my head.
I aim to create ease: make spaces feel less tense, less judgemental so people stop overthinking and start embracing their childlike wonder!
here play with the anoushka ball
A nature inspired sensory room divider designed for Stockwell Park Community Trust
An interactive kitchen roll holder designed for UAL’s Gift Shop
Design with Playfulness
and Approachability
My first step is to make people feel less self-conscious. Play and humour lower the stakes.
I hate “Do Not Touch Signs.” I make things meant to be poked, prodded and shaped.
People are always giving themselves away in tiny ways. I love exploring hesitation and discomfort.
I like curating small moments of excitement inside everyday routines.
Design for Active
Participation
Design Through
Human Observation
Design for
Everyday Life
Hey!
I’m
People-Focused Design Research + Strategy
I’m very easy to talk to, so please do!
I’d love to hear about it all.
Tell me about a project, an idea, an opportunity, or what you ate for dinner.
How old are you?
Below 28
Above 28
An interactive lighting kit + prompt cards to guide creative thinking through making
+ My dissertation
The theory + Development of this project
Now I design conditions that help people participate, experiment and feel less intimidated by creativity.
One time my mum asked me to arrange pillows because I’m “the creative one.”
Power went straight to my head.
I aim to create ease: make spaces feel less tense, less judgemental so people stop overthinking and start embracing their childlike wonder!
here play with the anoushka ball
A nature inspired sensory room divider designed for Stockwell Park Community Trust
An interactive kitchen roll holder designed for UAL’s Gift Shop
Design with Playfulness
and Approachability
My first step is to make people feel less self-conscious. Play and humour lower the stakes.
I hate “Do Not Touch Signs.” I make things meant to be poked, prodded and shaped.
People are always giving themselves away in tiny ways. I love exploring hesitation and discomfort.
I like curating small moments of excitement inside everyday routines.
Design for Active
Participation
Design Through
Human Observation
Design for
Everyday Life
Hey!
I’m
People-Focused Design Research + Strategy
I’m very easy to talk to, so please do!
I’d love to hear about it all.
Tell me about a project, an idea, an opportunity, or what you ate for dinner.
How old are you?
Below 28
Above 28
An interactive lighting kit + prompt cards to guide creative thinking through making
+ My dissertation
The theory + Development of this project
Now I design conditions that help people participate, experiment and feel less intimidated by creativity.
One time my mum asked me to arrange pillows because I’m “the creative one.”
Power went straight to my head.
I aim to create ease: make spaces feel less tense, less judgemental so people stop overthinking and start embracing their childlike wonder!
here play with the anoushka ball