The final design carefully nests all components into one form.
Three configurations — ironing, steaming, and storage — give users an infinite number of positions to fit their home.
Ironing Board System — Industrial Design, 2024
ease of use
The final design carefully nests all components into one form.
Three configurations — ironing, steaming, and storage — give users an infinite number of positions to fit their home.
all the pieces in one place
The final design carefully nests all components into one form.
Three configurations — ironing, steaming, and storage — give users an infinite number of positions to fit their home.
safe + secure
The handheld steamer integrates flush into the body of Steamline, clicking into a dock that stores the unit safely between sessions.
Its ergonomic form echoes the board's language — a continuous curve from handle to sole — making the connection between components feel inevitable rather than designed.
A single button cycles between steam intensity levels; the handle glows to confirm readiness, cooling safely before the lock engages.
extended use
The larger water tank allows more ironing with fewer refills. Extendable legs and hanger bars keep Steamline stable.
A transparent window on the front face of the base lets users track water level at a glance. The tank releases from below with a quarter-turn, filling at a standard sink without removing the unit from the room.
quick cleans +
long steams
Steamline works around you — adapting from laundry room to bedroom to hallway, wherever clothing care happens in your home. The integrated hanger bar keeps garments taut while the steamer glides, cutting wrinkles without ever setting up a board.
Quick sketches allowed us to explore form and function, breaking away from convention.
Quick sketches allowed us to explore form and function, breaking away from convention.
Quick sketches allowed us to explore form and function, breaking away from convention.