Abstract image of symmetrical, shiny, black metal spikes arranged vertically.

"Steel Forest" is a window display for the holiday season 2024, presented at Dover Street Market in London. The spatial design reimagines traditional fir trees through the use of industrial stainless steel. It transforms the storefront into a forest, abstracted through sleek steel cones. Illuminated by an intricate play of lighting that interacts with the reflective surfaces, the storefront becomes an ever-changing play of shadows and reflections. 

Dover Street Market window with abstract design and blurred pedestrian walking past.

BASE is a loft renovation located in the heart of Zurich, Switzerland. Rooted in the interplay between organic textures and muted monochromes, the project celebrates material honesty and atmospheric calm. The design is anchored by grounding materials: expressive wood grains, dark slate stone, and matte ceramic tiles. A custom wavy headboard made from richly patterned ALPI wood veneer becomes a central gesture. BASE is a tribute to simplicity and salutogenic interiors. 

Moncler pop-up store with futuristic design and visible clothing display inside, situated in an urban plaza.
Crumpled silver foil on black background
Moncler logo on artistic metal sculpture in urban setting

The Moncler x 1017 ALYX 9SM pop-up shop, in collaboration with Matthew Williams, aims to transform a retail space into an immersive and exclusive experience. Featuring the 6 MONCLER 1017 ALYX 9SM collection, the spatial design incorporates intricate metallic details.

The collection, described as an "alpine urbanity," is beautifully mirrored in the container's hammered aluminium cladding. The material evokes the rugged topography of mountains while also reflecting the dynamic nature of an industrial urban landscape. This duality conceptually enhances the space by creating an attractive and sculptural retail environment.

Technical drawing of modular retail display, featuring cylindrical and rolled poster display modules made from cross-laminated timber and aluminum veneer. Includes dimensions, layout, and designer details for Aulise project in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Architectural floor plan labeled Aulise, depicting a modular scenography system for Espace Arlaud in Lausanne, Switzerland. Features a curved bench, modular lighting rail, and freestanding wall support. Designed by Aurèle Eliseo Stauffer, to scale 1:25, page 2, in centimeters.

Quadrant, is an innovative spatial design project that transforms exhibition spaces through modular versatility. The concept revolves around four curved modules ingeniously arranged to create a cyclical and immersive experience for visitors. These modular elements can be reconfigured in various ways, offering dynamic possibilities for different exhibitions and events. The arcs are crafted to harmonise with the architecture of Espace Arlaud in Lausanne. They guide the flow of visitors, create distinct areas for interaction, and frame exhibits in a way that enhances their visual impact. The cyclical arrangement evokes a sense of continuity and exploration.

Quadrant extends its modular design philosophy to the museum's retail space. The museum shop now features a flexible and adaptable layout, enabling quick transformations to accommodate new merchandise and seasonal themes. This modular retail design ensures that the shop remains a dynamic and engaging space, reflecting the current the exhibitions it complements.

Blueprint of a modular scenography system for Espace Arlaud in Lausanne, Switzerland, designed by Aurèle Eliseo Stauffer. Shows sectional view and dimensions in centimeters, presented on A3 format.
Isometric design of a modular scenography system with labeled zones and welcome area.
Technical drawing of a modular scenography system for a freestanding wall, with dimensions and labeled components, including concealed LED strips, a 5mm MDF panel, and a featured item area. Designed by Aurèle Eliseo Stauffer for Espace Arlaud, Lausanne, Switzerland.
Architectural drawing of a curved bench, part of the Modular Scenography System by AULISE, designed by Aurèle Eliseo Stauffer for Espace Arlaud in Lausanne, Switzerland. This A3 format illustration shows the bench's dimensions and materials, including cross-laminated timber with an aluminum veneer.
Silver mannequin torso next to "Jean Paul Gaultier" text on gray background.

Fluid Cast aims to redefine traditional gender norms within the fragrance industry by imagining a new non-normative perfume bottle.

Black glossy torso mannequin on a dark background

White, pure, warm, almost celestial orbs, contrast with their jagged metal structures, rhythmically framed by their wire grid. Upcycled with repurposed frosted glass spheres and salvaged wire mesh. Available in two sizes.

Abstract design with two wireframe cylinders topped with spheres, connected by a wavy line, on a white background.