Outside of my professional design work, I find a lot of joy in hands-on making, building, crafting, prototyping, cooking, or diving into whatever sparks inspiration in the moment. These projects often turn into opportunities to create lasting memories with my family or to take on playful, real-world challenges at home, where my wife frequently becomes the client. Whether I’m rethinking a space, testing a new idea, or making something from scratch, these experiences allow me to apply and stretch my design skills in tangible, meaningful ways. Working within everyday constraints like space, time, and budget keeps me grounded and sharpens both my creativity and practicality. This kind of hands-on exploration continues to influence how I think, design, and problem-solve.

(This section is a work in progress—I'll be adding more projects and details soon.)