Trained as an industrial designer and interaction design researcher, she uses design as a way to critically reflect on people’s creative tactics to make, adapt, and transform their homes (what she calls Design-In-Living) and to investigate potential futures in domestic spaces. She has recently founded a small design research group that focuses on a project called “Non-Stereotypical Homes: Engaging Alternative Visions of the Internet of Things”. As a design educator, she teaches design methods, interface design and design theory.