The wooden shop in a forest clearing was created in solitude, in the middle of the forest, under conditions where I had to rely on simplicity, patience and what was available at the time. The electricity came only from solar panels, and the whole piece was made using just a few basic tools — a jigsaw, a sanding disc on an angle grinder and a cordless screwdriver.
It was precisely these limited conditions that gave the structure its distinctive character. The shop is not only a practical shelter, but a small wooden building with its own expression. An interesting feature is the hinged front panel, which serves as a lid for opening and closing. Its side parts are cut in such a way that the individual elements naturally fit into one another, making the whole structure feel both solid and playful.
The front of the building is shaped with soft curves and hand-guided lines, breaking the strict flatness of the boards and giving the shop an almost fairytale-like appearance. What came into being is a small place carrying the simplicity of forest solitude, the joy of making and trust in handwork.
