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“BUNNY” // CONCEPT

A young eccentric man struggles to find love and purpose in modern Dublin.

I created quirky, stylised environments that reflected Bunny’s whimsical and retro sensibilities, in stark contrast to the cold corporate modernity around him. A world of contrasts for Bunny to navigate as he tries to grow up and move forward.

“THE LAST CONTRACT” // CONCEPT

As the world ends, a hitman prepares for his final kill.

Balancing apocalyptic chaos and killer precision, I consulted on shaping an abandoned house with overturned furniture, the hostage dragged to his chair. Amid the wreckage, the hitman’s tools sit neat and ordered, cold in their intent.

“THE HUMAN BODY” // CONCEPT

Bodies wake up, learn how to move, work, act, and love. Then, they die. And then – the next world?

I developed a minimalist concept set on a theatre stage to showcase the spectacle of being human, charoscuro lighting and scant use of props to keep focus on the essential.

“THE LEGACY OF WHISPERS” // CONCEPT

A man returning to his family estate finds the place haunted by his grandfather’s benevolent spirit.

I crafted a room with a lingering presence: a notebook flips open. A phone is off the hook. Strange artefacts hint at the grandfather’s magical whimsy. In this old family home, memories come alive to shape the future.

“WANNABES” // CONCEPT

A comedy about three friends who decide to make a movie.

Playful Bob, orderly John, and indie Tina are reflected through their living spaces, where I used bold and comedic design choices to showcase their personalities. Across five locations, I set the style, ensured visual continuity, and copyright compliance.

“BITTER BLOOM” // CONCEPT

A young Muslim caretaker encounters discrimination from a disabled woman in her care.

The design contrasts two domestic worlds: the protagonist’s home, incorporating Moroccan and Arabic touches, and the older, more traditional Irish home of the woman she works for. Through props, textures, and inherited objects, the spaces reflect cultural identity, class, and the quiet intersections between the characters’ lives.