Initiated by IKEA and its research and design lab SPACE10, Everyday Experiments is a series of digital experiments that explores new ways of interacting with the spaces we live in. We researched and prototyped at Random Studio, three different applications that transform the home into a dynamic and innovative space of new encounters.

Point & Repair: Explore interfaces that embrace a more natural way of interacting with the objects in your home, encouraging you to upcycle your belongings rather than replacing them. By pointing at a piece of your furniture, you can find out what upkeep it needs and when working towards a more sustainable way of living.

Home Puzzle: Home Puzzle lets your imagination loose to experiment with your living space. Scan your room to make a 3D environment where you can drag and drop the objects you want to reposition to try out different layouts with zero effort. A combination of diminished reality and photogrammetry allows you to visualise this process directly in front of your eyes, as if it were really happening.

Hidden Characters: Uses AR to bring your furniture to life. Set free your inner child and get to know your roommates by scanning objects with a tablet to transform them into characters, created in collaboration with UK-based 3D artist Anton Hjertstedt.

Role: Visual Designer (UI/UX Design, Prototyping, CGI)