Drawn.Coded.Built.
Product designer and creative technologist in Melbourne. I design the interface, engineer the system behind it, and take furniture from sketch to timber.
1Drawn · product design
Research, flows, design systems and the screens themselves, for products where a missed field is a compliance problem, not a typo.



1Drawn · brand identity
Logo systems, palettes, packaging and out-of-home, designed from the ground up for skincare, food and property brands.












Each identity is built as a system first, so it holds up on a tube, a bus stop and a phone screen alike.
1Drawn · websites
From a heat pump installer to a wood-fired kitchen. Each site starts with what a visitor needs to feel or do, then gets designed and coded around it.
HVAC · heat pump installerA scroll-driven hero warms a home from 12° to 22°, so visitors feel the product before reading about it. Rebates and lead capture built in.Visit the site ↗
2Coded · creative technology
The pattern under most of what I build: a model drafts against the actual standard, a qualified person reviews and approves, and the system keeps an audit-ready trail.
Applied in
2Coded · AI infrastructure
Route is a drop-in LLM gateway: four routing strategies, a per-team policy engine and SHA-256 response caching, so trivial prompts stop paying frontier prices. Designed to cut LLM bills by 30–50%.
3Built · furniture
Sashiru is my furniture line: a chair and a two-height table, CNC-cut from a single sheet of 18 mm birch ply. The frame locks with through-tenons and tapered wooden keys, after Japanese hozo and kusabi joinery. No glue, no screws. It ships flat, and one person can put it together.
Prototyping now. Designed in code, cut on a 3-axis CNC.
Product, interface, AI systems and the occasional chair. Based in Melbourne, working with teams anywhere.