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Zipper

A line of teeth and a moving slider turn closure into one fast, repeatable gesture used across clothing, bags and equipment.

A single bent wire holds loose pages together without cutting, gluing or permanently changing the material it organizes.

A small architectural edge becomes a study in repetition, light, shadow and modern domestic life.

Inspired by burrs caught on fabric, a field of hooks and loops created a fastening system that can be opened and closed repeatedly.

A repeated field of molded pockets protects fragile eggs by separating impacts and distributing pressure through a lightweight structure.

A porous packet makes loose leaves portable, measurable and easy to remove while still allowing water to extract their flavor.

A grid of standardized keys translates repeated finger movements into language, commands and control across digital systems.

A basket placed on wheels increased how much one person could carry while quietly reshaping movement through the modern store.