Lili's interest in design has been shaped by a longstanding fascination with the relationship between people and the objects they live with. Her practice explores how narrative, materiality and function can come together to create products with lasting relevance.
Rather than designing for novelty, her work is driven by the belief that thoughtful objects should become part of everyday life—valued not only for their utility, but for the meaning they acquire over time. Through careful consideration of purpose, craftsmanship and storytelling, she aims to create pieces that encourage longevity in a culture that often favours replacement.
Working across product and furniture design, each project begins with intention and is guided by a commitment to enduring design, resulting in objects that are functional, quietly expressive and built to last.
Lili is currently completing a BA in Product & Furniture Design at Kingston School of Art, following a Foundation Diploma in Product Design at Central Saint Martins, where she graduated with Distinction in 2023.