Born in Uzbekistan in 1992 and immigrating with my family to California, I have always carried an enduring affinity for desert landscapes that echo my birthplace. In 2020, drawn by this lifelong connection, I relocated to Arizona, where the desert’s quiet tonal shifts, sculptural horizons, and layered textures offered both a sense of belonging and inspiration for my aesthetic sensibility.

Before establishing my design studio, I spent over a decade immersed in the discipline of craftsmanship along with architectural and interior design - building homes from the ground up and fabricating furniture with my own hands. This experience provided not only technical fluency in construction systems but also a craftsman’s sensitivity to proportion, joinery, and detail. Working directly with wood, stone, and steel, I developed a comprehensive understanding of how materials behave - how they age, weather, and reveal character over time. This foundation of making cultivated a design approach that is both precise and elemental - grounded in authenticity rather than ornamentation.

Guided by a philosophy of restraint, my work gravitates toward raw, tactile materials and muted tones that gain strength and character over time. Each project becomes an exercise in distillation: a search for what is essential, a balance of function and beauty, and an atmosphere that feels enduring, expressive, and quietly poetic.