A medical accessory intended for everyday home use by patients that require the aid of a tracheostomy tube that enters their windpipe.
The product is a heating unit for the adhesive adaptor that is placed on the patient’s skin and holds the tube firmly in place. Applying the adaptor at the right temperature is important for the effectiveness of the adhesive layer and for optimal comfort to the patient.

Prototyping and refinement

The form was refined and tested with the help of prototypes in wood and FDM rapid printing.

I enjoy working in the workshop and converting the computer models to physical objects - This phase always forces detail decisions and greatly advances the project forward.

The project required balancing many functional and construction considerations, that had to be understood in detail and combined in the optimal way.

Through dialogue with all the stakeholders in the project the aim was to offer straight-forward simplicity to the user with a high level of engineering hidden from view.

A premium porcelain series, developed over a long period of time, that incorporates the latest production methods with advanced internal mechanisms. The development process combined the accumulated knowledge of Gustavsberg in Sweden with the engineering and production capabilities of the German parent company Villeroy and Boch.

The minimalistic natural look was inspired by the clean organic forms of renowned Gustavsberg designer

Stig Lindberg.

The project was highly technical and called for exact input from many fields of expertise.
Due to the large mold investments and projected longevity of the products every step of the design process was carefully weighed and considered.

At different phases full scale prototypes were produced and functionality thorough tests were carried out.

In this project I worked with the user interface and graphic language of the device. It was a challenge to translate the complicated sequence of operations to a clear visual display of only icons so that it could be understood internationally.

I discovered heavy duty sewing machines during my military service, we used these machines in my unit to create specialized gear for our equipement.
Planning, customizing and making my own backpacks and other textile items was one of the reasons I was drawn to studying Industrial design.

Gaining knowledge of materials and textile product manufacturing techniques has prooven useful in design projects in this area.

The larger 90L Backpack was my faithful companion on my travels to South America and the Far East. The different compartments and straps were useful in holding all my trekking gear and keep important belongings safe and dry.

A fruitful collaboration with the largest Nordic supplier of everyday solutions for the disabled and elderly.

The project consisted of a wide study of the target group in order to find a visual language that conveys energetic mobility together with safety and reliablity.
The results of the study lead to the development of new brand identity that was implemented in the logo, signage, catalogues, online material and mainly in the interior design of the chain stores.

A series of innovative magnifying mirrors.
The patented magnetic solution enables detaching the mirror from the wall mount or table stand and use anywhere in the home or on the go.

When placed on the curved metal mount the mirror can be swivelled to the desired angle for optimal distance and lighting.

An additional feature is the wide silicone rim that makes it easy to adjust the position of the mirror without getting fingerprints on the mirror surface and protects the mirror if dropped.
The stainless steel chrome plated details connect to the bathroom environment and ensure the longevity of the product.

An award winning product for the home or office environment. The sink organizer provides neat storage for washing-up equipment as well as a patented liquid soap dispenser that minimizes waste.

I designed the packaging of this product as well.
It has been exhibited internationally in various fair booths I have designed for Bosign.

The product was a commercial success and was given numerous awards including the Red Dot in 2017.

The Kitchen Tablet Stand for home chefs is a simple and versatile iPad or tablet platform for the home. Designed and developed to fit the kitchen environment and cater for the needs of today’s cooks who search online for recipes, follow instruction videos and listen to music while cooking.

To comply with food safety regulations, the Tablet Stand is made from food grade silicone. As well as being durable and long lasting, the product is especially easy to recycle. The development process included finding the correct material flexibility to achieve a stable and sturdy form that also acts as a non-slip surface and protects the tablet surfaces.

The Kitchen Tablet Stand was awarded ‘Kitchen Innovation of the Year’ at the world’s leading
consumer goods fair, Ambiente in Frankfurt. Loved by the Kitchen Innovation consumer panel as well as the expert jury for the best product Design, Innovation, Ecology and Material quality.

The form enables steady usability of the tablet
in the standing position or lying down.
In all positions, the Tablet stand’s soft and non-slip surface
ensures it will rest securely without sliding off.

The form was carefully refined through many iterations of 3D modelling to ensure reliable results for the user.

This form was eventually applied on a variety of materials to fit different styles of home environments and price ranges.

A smart solution for soggy soap. The unique form drains the excess water from the dish to the sink keeping the soap dry after use.

This product was very popular and sold over 300,000 units around the world, perhaps thanks to its simple sculptural form that tells the story of its function.

A unique interior design delivered to the coffee roastery and café company Johan och Nyström.
The simple design preserves the special qualities of the location and highlights the quality of the product and service.

The project consisted of an original material, furniture, lighting and accessories profile applied on an accurate 3D model and detailed drawings.
Many elements of ergonomics and functionality had to be considered in the bar planning and the seating areas.

A concept and detailed design for a hotel in Östersund – based on a new branding profile.

Custom made Bunk-bed units were developed to be placed in different sized rooms. The project included planning the production in different pieces that can be shipped efficiently and mounted on site.

Wall and ceiling lighting for the premium Italian brand Nemo Lighting.

The minimal forms are meant to evoke a strong visual experience and at the same time a sense of balance and tranquility.