AETHER

Crafted in Japan with traditional Japanese paper, the packaging is reduced to its most essential elements. A debossed logo, a product sticker, and a restrained material palette define its quiet character. The result is minimalistic and honest, giving the incense a clear, unobstructed space to speak.

PIOLA PASTIFICIO

A visual identity shaped by the rhythm of Italian food culture. Bold typography, drawn marks and experimental gestures define a system that holds many expressions. Menus become printed pieces that move between playful and refined, always anchored in the character of italian culture.

GRYPHON AUDIO DESIGN

Packaging for the Gryphon Black Diamond DLC cartridge, shaped as an uncut diamond the case becomes a sculptural object in its own right. Its weight, geometry and finish speak to luxury at its highest level, executed with quiet confidence and absolute intention.

STUDIO X

Art direction for Studio X built on warmth, materials and color. The focus is on presenting the furniture with clarity, letting texture and form stay upfront while a vibrant palette brings energy and character to the work.

MODU

A packaging system for MODU that balances a modern touch with a kid-friendly experience that invites discovery. Creativity unfolds step by step, while the product is presented at a true 1:1 scale, giving an immediate and intuitive sense of size, possibility, and play.

KARAKTER COPENHAGEN

A tone-on-tone palette merges each shade into the next, creating a quiet field where every object stands clear. The gradients give structure and hold the collection together. Photography, shadows and layout follow the same steady logic, letting Karakter’s pieces speak with honest, focused presence. Shot by Anders Schonnemann.

DET KONGELIGE TEATER

Artwork for Næsen, a satirical opera based on Gogol and composed by Shostakovich. The piece draws on avant-garde references and uses a raw, simple illustration to frame the story’s grotesque tone. A runaway nose becomes a study in self-absorption and the fragile ties between the individual and the community.

MODU

Art direction for MODU’s Storage Crates shaped by a minimal and clean setup that mirrors the calm the crates bring in use. Only the product colors. Clear light. Simple forms. A quiet frame that lets their function and ease speak with clarity. Shot by Peter Dalsgaard.

TOURELL

Shaped by the brand’s dual nature, the design seeks harmony between contrasts: tradition and innovation, precision and emotion, strength and subtlety. A confident and enduring identity that carries both tactile beauty and a modern, quiet intensity.

CASIO F-91W

A rendered abstraction shaped by memory, not exact mechanics. A personal imprint of the color, light and form the Casio F-91W held for me at a time when everything felt new and full of excitement. A clear study of the feeling it left in my mind.

MODU

Art direction for MODU Balance Beams shaped by a simple, direct feeling. Analogue photography sits on a bold, colorful background, pointing back to a more open, childish moment in time. The focus stays on the playful product and the quiet, innocent joy it holds. Shot by Katrine Møbius.

HOUSE OF FINN JUHL

Catalogue design rooted in Finn Juhl’s heritage, reinterpreted with a clear, contemporary eye. Clean typography, generous images and restrained layouts give each piece its own space. The result is a focused and timeless expression that connects the original vision with today.

AETHER

The visual identity is built around a curved mark shaped by the movement of rising smoke. It carries a quiet sense of ceremony and draws on the clarity of Japanese design. Typography is stripped back to its core. Colors stay soft and sandy. Materials guide the expression. The result is a minimal, honest system that lets the incense speak without interference.

TOURELL

A 3D printed case made from sustainable materials. Sturdy, refined, and direct in its purpose. The logomark is carved into the surface, giving the object a quiet presence. A single rubber band seals the case with simple functional tension. A modern container defined by clarity and tactile honesty.

DANSKE HANDICAPORGANISATIONER

Exhibition and catalogue design for At Høre Til, a photographic study by Danske Handicaporganisationer and Andreas Haubjerg. Twenty portraits, stories and sounds form the core of the work. The silver cover sets a calm tone and gives the project a clear, material presence. Inside, the layout is simple and direct, allowing the content to stand on its own.

KJELLERUP VÆVERI

The identity for Kjellerup Væveri is anchored in a stamped logo that reflects the company’s industrial character. The wordmark is drawn as a single thread, developed from their original mark to connect heritage with a clear, modern structure. The goal was to create a grounded expression that lets the craft speak with quiet authority.

KARAKTER COPENHAGEN

Sculptural furniture shown with clarity. A tone-on-tone system creates a steady framework, paired with typography that steps back to let the work lead. Each piece is given space to stand on its own, with attention on both the object and its author. It highlights the work of designers such as Gijs Bakker, Angelo Mangiarotti, Bodil Kjær and Achille Castiglioni.

MODU

Handmade patterns shaped with small imperfections set the visual rhythm for the MODU Baby Activity Set. Their playful forms and grounded contrasts add clarity and warmth. Simple, intuitive, and honest, they keep the MODU universe welcoming and easy to navigate.

DET KONGELIGE TEATER

Artwork for Peter Grimes. Built around waves, water and the force of the open sea. The piece uses a strict, minimal structure to echo the story’s tension and the isolation of its setting. Rough motion becomes the central image, capturing a world shaped by pressure, judgment and the pull of the tide.