Present.
University Projects
2023-2026
Furniture Design
This side table is a furniture design project inspired by a throne-like chair from my childhood home. Drawing from Mughal architecture and Indian craft traditions, it explores themes of elevation, material hierarchy, and cultural symbolism. While deeply rooted in history, the final stool is minimal, modular, and designed for modern living
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Interior Design
In this interior design project, we had the opportunity to collaborate with Soul Food Farms in Milan. The focus was on cost efficiency, utilizing four main shipping containers and transforming them into functional spaces.
Awarded highest grade.
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Product Design
This design aims to provide a stress-free wine-drinking experience by ensuring a comfortable grip on the stem. It prevents body heat transfer to the wine while enhancing stability for confident handling. Users can also explore different ways of holding the glass to find what suits them best.
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Social Design
For this project the task was to visit a marginalized neighborhood in Milan and design something beneficial for the community. During the visit, it became evident that the neighborhood was home to people from diverse backgrounds. on a personal level, we realized how challenging communication due to language barriers could be, inspiring the creation of a game for children from different cultural backgrounds. The goal was to enable them to play together without relying on a shared language, fostering connection and a stronger sense of community.
Awarded highest grade.
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Aliyah shah
Elin Simander
Elisabeth Clausen
Photography/ Art Direction
Milana is a coffee table book created for a photography class, celebrating the craftsmanship of Indian jewelry and its deserving place on the global stage. It serves as a testament to the artistry and intricate detail that define this rich tradition. The name Milana, meaning "to mix" in Hindi, symbolizes both the fusion of cultures within the work and the broader experience of living in Italy.
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