Over the past decade, I have worked across physical products, connected technologies, furniture, packaging, and emerging ideas, moving between research, design, prototyping, and implementation.

 

Today, much of my work sits at the intersection of design and early-stage innovation. I help founders and teams turn loosely formed ideas into products that can be tested, understood, and moved forward. This has also led me beyond individual products into building prototyping capabilities, programs, and communities that support the people developing them.

 

My approach has been shaped across India, Denmark, Italy, and the United States. Working across different cultures, industries, and scales has taught me to remain curious, collaborate, and consider problems from multiple perspectives.

 

Mundane Everyday® is an independent design practice and an evolving archive of this journey. It brings together professional work, self-initiated explorations, and observations of ordinary objects, behaviors, and interactions.

 

Because there is always more to notice, and more to make tangible.