ABOUT ME

I’m Cheyenne — a fourth-year Industrial Design student with a passion for designing objects that support a healthier human lifestyle.

Ive always enjoyed creating, and I’m deeply committed to sustainability. 
My work often explores the overlooked interactions between people and their environments, with a particular interest in how design can reshape daily habits and reconnect us with the natural world.

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I approach each project through hands-on experimentation, material exploration, and a commitment to functionality. Whether I'm prototyping with unconventional materials or diving deep into user behavior, my process is grounded in curiosity and a refusal to settle for surface-level solutions.​
 

I’m especially drawn to physical products that intervene in existing systems — not just rebranding them, but rethinking how they work in real life. From reimagining movement interfaces to challenging the role of materials in everyday objects, my goal is to design things that make us more aware of our own bodies, spaces, and choices.