‘WHERE FORM AND EFFERVESCENCE MEET IN PERFECT BALANCE.’
Rather than focusing on cocktails themselves, this series explores the fundamental relationship between glass, carbonation, fruit, and liquid.
Against a clean white background, every element exists without distraction.
The delicate silhouette of the glass, the horizontal surface of the liquid, crystalline ice, and countless rising bubbles come together as graphic forms within the frame.

View Contents

‘DESIGN THAT FINDS ITS PLACE NATURALLY WITHIN EVERYDAY LIFE.’
Rather than presenting furniture as isolated objects, this series places each piece within a lived-in environment shaped by time and everyday life.
Warm vintage wood, cream-toned fabrics, plants, and archival posters come together to create an interior that feels composed yet naturally inhabited.
The styling avoids an overly staged aesthetic, allowing the space to feel as though someone genuinely lives within it.

View Contents

‘WHERE LIGHT MEETS TEXTURE, OBJECTS BECOME SENSATIONS.’
This series reinterprets Aesop's restrained aesthetic through the interplay of light, texture, and materiality, creating a refined editorial still-life narrative.
Amber glass, matte black caps, and folded aluminum tubes are carefully contrasted to reveal the brand's balance between natural simplicity and contemporary sophistication.
Rather than presenting the products as static objects, flowing cream, suspended droplets, and subtle reflections on glass surfaces evoke tactile sensations, hydration, and the ritual of skincare.

View Contents

‘OBJECTS ARRANGED WITH INTENTION.’
A speaker, a notebook, fragrance, technology.
Fragments of a daily routine gathered within a structured frame.
Rather than documenting furniture, this series observes the atmosphere created by the objects it holds.

View Contents

‘A DENSITY OF COLOR THAT LINGERS BEYOND LIGHT.’
Emerging from darkness, the red object functions not as a color, but as a dense presence.
The glossy glass surface and the depth of the liquid absorb and reflect light, forming a cohesive, almost solid mass.
With minimal light and structure, the form becomes sharper—allowing the brand to be remembered through color itself.

View Contents

‘THE SIMPLER THE FORM, THE CLEARER THE ESSENCE.’
This still-life series focuses on the purity of form, stripping away unnecessary elements to emphasize proportion, materiality, and sculptural presence.
Cups and plates are reassembled through stacked compositions and carefully balanced arrangements, transforming everyday tableware into architectural objects.
Their subtly distorted silhouettes introduce rhythm and tension, allowing functional ceramics to be perceived as contemporary sculptural forms.

View Contents

‘GENTLE RITUAL.’
A quiet interpretation of the everyday hair-care ritual.
Clear glass, soft mint tones, matte ceramics, and the presence of water reflect the product's lightweight texture and clean finish.
Rather than presenting hair oil as a cosmetic, the series frames it as a calm daily ritual an object that naturally belongs within everyday moments.

View Contents

‘LAYERS OF STRUCTURE AND ORDER SHAPING THE CITY.’
The city takes form through repetition and defined structure.
Vertical and horizontal rhythms, along with contrasts of light, emphasize the solidity of architecture,
while everyday movements quietly flow within it.

View Contents