Industrial design is where concept meets consequence — where a sketch has to eventually become something you can hold, use, and feel. These projects explore that space between idea and object, each one rooted in a distinct story and pushed toward a form that earns its existence.
Adstra — Rocket Mocha Machine
Part stovetop brewer, part launch vehicle. Adstra draws from the geometry of aerospace to reframe a familiar ritual — brewing coffee — as something worth slowing down for. The exploded view says it all: every component has intention.
Blue Skirt — Running Shoe
Designed for the Race of Mt. Malinche, Blue Skirt is as much cultural tribute as it is footwear. The monarch butterfly — a symbol of migration, resilience, and return — drives every surface decision, making a shoe that carries meaning before it carries a runner.
Beoroast — Espresso Machine Concept
Inspired by the restrained luxury of Bang & Olufsen, Beoroast reimagines the espresso machine as a considered object — one that feels as good on a counter as it does in use. The design balances tactile materiality with quiet confidence, from the warm wood base to the precision of every labeled component.
OXY02 — Adaptable Backpack
Designed around the needs of oxygen-dependent users, OXY02 rethinks mobility as dignity. Purpose-built features — cannula pockets, reflective straps, a structured interior — are woven into a form that looks and feels like everyday carry, not medical equipment.