FreeFlow
This project looks at how we might rethink everyday kiosks, focusing on something often overlooked: sanitary product dispensers. Through research and user feedback, I found that existing machines often fall short—they’re limited in choice, unclear when items are out of stock, and don’t always feel inclusive. My goal was to design something that feels simple, modern, and genuinely useful. The result is a clean, minimal form paired with a digital interface that clearly communicates availability and offers a wider range of options, all while keeping hygiene front of mind.
From early sketches through to CAD models and a physical prototype, I explored how the product would live in real spaces and how people would interact with it. The final design is intentionally gender-neutral and flexible enough to sit comfortably in a variety of public settings. Overall, the project is about improving a small but important everyday experience—making it more accessible, more thoughtful, and a little easier for everyone.
