M2 is a modular ABS system designed for both indoor and outdoor use, easy to assemble, transport, and adapt. Created for diverse users and flexible spaces, M2 stands out for its versatility and durability. Each modular element can be configured as a chair, stool, or shelving unit, responding to changing needs. An essential, solid, and modular design that brings together functionality and aesthetics.

M2 was designed to respond to the needs of different users and contexts. It stands out for its simplicity and versatility, qualities that make it an ambitious, comprehensive project while remaining highly functional.

Its strength lies in its modular logic: each component is designed to be easily assembled and disassembled without the use of specific tools, making the system intuitive and accessible to anyone. Simplicity is M2’s defining feature, simplicity in its shapes, lines, materials, transport, and everyday use.
The design is clean and essential, yet not trivial, prioritizing functionality without sacrificing aesthetics.

Made of ABS, a strong and durable material, M2 is intended for both indoor and outdoor use, offering the same solidity and reliability in either condition. The choice of material not only ensures robustness and lightness, but also supports the project’s sustainability thanks to its recyclability and the long lifespan of its components.

Versatility is the other key pillar of the system. M2 was conceived to adapt to users with very different living needs: from a student living in a studio apartment who requires flexible, space-saving solutions, to a family in need of an expandable system that evolves with changing habits, to collective or workspaces that demand adaptable and customizable configurations. A single module can become a chair, a stool, a shelf, a cart, or a platform for moving objects, the combinations are numerous and open to the user’s creativity.

M2 is not just an object, but an open system, a design platform in continuous evolution. Its goal is to promote democratic, flexible, and sustainable design. Modularity is not merely a functional choice, but a true design philosophy aimed at making design more accessible and dynamic

The project is to design a wearable modular neoprene product for surfers with the purpose of allowing to carry their belongings with them while surfing. The prototype made for O’Neill, a well known brand in the world of water and winter sports, is being considered for future implementation.

The project consists of a sustainable redesign of the handpiece for cataract surgery. The prototype achieved a TRL of grade 6. The reference company is D.O.R.C, Dutch Ophthalmic Research Center International BV, a world leader in the design and manufacture of machinery and instruments for eye surgery.