My journey with eyewear design began in 1989, during my early years in architecture — a discipline that still informs my approach today. I believe a frame is more than an accessory; it’s a small piece of architecture for the face, balancing structure, proportion, and individuality.

Over the years, I have collaborated with a wide range of companies, supporting projects from the initial idea to fully realized collections. Each collection, to me, tells its own story — shaped by careful design, thoughtful material choices, and a deep understanding of manufacturing processes.

My work includes the development of design concepts, selection and consulting on materials, and the sourcing of components. When standard solutions are not sufficient, I support the development of bespoke components in close cooperation with trusted manufacturers.

In addition to frame design, I offer guidance on advanced surface treatments — from classic galvanic finishes to Physical Vapor Deposition also known as ion plating — as well as color coatings, special lacquers, surface treatments and innovative material applications.

With a focus on craftsmanship and feasibility, I aim to create eyewear that not only stands out aesthetically but is built to endure.

The following projects offer a brief insight into my work.
Should you wish to learn more, I’m happy to share additional details in a personal conversation.