Unexpected Cup

At first glance it’s just a cup resting on a coaster.
But when you lift it, an embossed shape appears, a small surprise waiting underneath.

The Unexpected Cup turns an ordinary moment into a gentle discovery.
It’s about noticing what’s been there all along, revealed only when you take a moment to look.

Simple, playful, and quietly thoughtful.
A design that hides a smile in plain sight.

 

 

Light For Light

Most lights exist to shine on something else.
They brighten a room, an object, or a person, but never themselves.

Light for Light asks a simple question: what if a lamp could light another lamp?
Two bulbs face each other, illuminating one another in a quiet exchange.

It is a reflection on care and reciprocity, a small reminder that even light deserves to be seen.
A lamp made for empathy rather than function, where giving and receiving become the same act.

 

Falling Flower

When a plate breaks, it usually means loss.
A sharp sound, a small disaster.

Falling Flower turns that moment into something gentle.
Inside the plate rests a soft rubber flower, hidden until the dish falls and breaks.
What was once broken now reveals something new, something kind.

It reminds us that even in accidents there can be beauty, and even in endings, a beginning.
A design that transforms fragility into hope.

 

Empathy

From the outside, it is a simple cup.
But inside, hidden from view, rests a small bird.
You cannot see it, yet you know it is there.

When you lift or shake the cup, you feel its presence — a gentle reminder that some things are meant to be trusted, not proven.

Empathy invites you to imagine what cannot be seen and to believe in what you cannot hold.
The unseen bird becomes more beautiful in your mind, more precious because it remains hidden.

A cup that asks you to feel, not just to see.