
The Pinata Pooch was created back in 2007 for a design competition by myself and a friend Steve Gummer. The pooch was one of the winners showcased at 100% Futures exhibition part of 100% Design in London. EPS Design Competition


An amazing photograph by Wayne Levin. A friend sent me the link to his website, its worth checking out the rest of images on there. photo Wayne Levin
The bed frame has impressed a friend of mine so much he asked for the design so he could build himself one. So I tidied up the drawing and put a few dimensions on it. If you would like a pdf of design you'll find my email address on my website

Mysterious al prints and illustrations are great, I love the bold zombie/halloween style and colours. Its a shame I've run of wall space!! He's also done some fantastic work for Volvo, Levis....check out more of his work at Mysterious al
I couldn't find a simple bed frame and one that we could store all our junk under. So I drew up a quick design and when off down the wood yard. Using around 9 metres of timber and less than a day to construct, the frame is simple to put together with coach bolts. There is very little waste from the 3m lengths as the legs and frame sections are cut from the same 3mx140x19 planks. The steel mid beam and sprung plywood slats are from Ikea to save time.
I happen to come across this print for sale from the design museum in london. I don't know much about Jan Kaplicky but this print of his design for a pilot's dwelling called Project 15 looks awesome! Maybe I'll have to check out some more his works. via design museum
Eames DCW an all time classic. It would be great to have a chair collection, need to get a massive house first! via chairwhore

The Charge mixer. Stealth looking street bike with disc brakes and 8 speed hub for people who actual want to ride up hills and then be able to stop on the way down. Not cheap at £900! charge bikes
The Norco Spade. Flip flop single speed hub and blue anodised rims. Looks too good to ride! $850 Ca Via NSMB