capsule bassinet
GATHRE x BABYLETTO
This bassinet program began as an exploration of mid-century-inspired forms and materials, but early cost analysis revealed the concept would not be viable within the target market. Through strategic research and partnership development, we collaborated with Gathre to incorporate their premium materials into the product, creating a distinctive new material story and elevating the brand’s positioning.
The project evolved into the launch of an entirely new bassinet line, featuring a brand-defining design that balanced aesthetics, manufacturability, and consumer appeal. The result was a successful market launch that expanded the brand into a higher price-point category while establishing a differentiated design language for future products.
bower collection
END TABLES
This concept furniture collection explores how discarded construction materials can be transformed into elegant, functional objects with lasting value.
Using reclaimed steel fencing and other construction waste as the primary material source, the project challenged conventional perceptions of what constitutes a premium product. Beyond aesthetics, the design process focused on scalability; investigating simple manufacturing techniques and repeatable assembly methods that could enable upcycled materials to be incorporated into larger production runs.
The result is a series of side tables that demonstrate how thoughtful design can elevate waste streams into meaningful products while reducing material consumption and extending the lifecycle of existing resources.
hemsted & newbern collections
MONOGRAM FOR NAMESAKE HOME
Developed as the launch collection for Monogram, a premium sub-brand under Namesake, these two furniture collections were designed to elevate the brand into a higher price-point market while maintaining its warmth and approachability. Inspired by a modern-traditional aesthetic, the collections blend refined proportions, thoughtful detailing, and elevated material choices, including metal accents and premium wood construction.
A major focus of the program was the development of new distressed wood finishes, requiring extensive material exploration, testing, and quality validation to meet rigorous brand standards. The resulting finishes became a defining feature of the collections, helping establish Monogram’s distinctive identity and contributing to a successful market introduction that differentiated the brand from its competitors.
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poe glider
BABYLETTO
The Poe Glider began as an exploration of how to create a chair that felt both timeless and contemporary while delivering exceptional comfort for everyday use. A defining feature of the design was its deeply tufted upholstery, which introduced significant challenges in material behavior, construction, and manufacturability.
To bring the vision to life, I worked closely with international fabric suppliers, material vendors, and development teams to refine the foam, fabric, and sewing specifications through multiple rounds of prototyping and testing. This collaborative process required balancing design intent with production realities, problem-solving across disciplines, and navigating communication with global partners to achieve the desired form, comfort, and durability. The final product successfully preserved the original design vision while meeting performance, quality, and manufacturing requirements.
nantucket collection
NAMESAKE HOME
swell collection
BABYLETTO
scoot dresser
BABYLETTO
foy glider
BABYLETTO
ottomans
BABYLETTO
other collections
CARTER'S + DAVINCI
