A playful task light prototype inspired by bicycles, recess, and fidget toys, featuring a wheeled metal frame, sliding arm, and fabric light housing, with the frame doubling as a magnetic memo surface.

A portable KitchenAid-inspired baby bottle warmer concept designed for active moms, featuring a rechargeable, battery-powered base and interchangeable bottles for stress-free feeding on the go.

Sunclipse is a two-part sunbathing eyewear concept designed for beach-goers, combining a gradient protective lens and flexible nose piece to reduce harsh tan lines while fully shielding the retina.

A visual meditation on Toni Morrison’s insight that beauty is as necessary as knowledge and oxygen, inviting viewers to consider beauty as something humans do—not just something we see.

A K–12 sensory modulation space designed by an occupational therapy practitioner, using tools like a body roller and rebounder to help students calm their nervous systems and engage more fully in class.

A programmable blister-pack medication dispenser designed for homebound and aging-in-place users, simplifying timely dosing, reducing fine motor strain, and easing the burden on medical aides and caregivers.

A study in abstraction using hardboiled eggs in melting ice, illustrating how context transforms ordinary moments into metaphors that inform therapeutic, beauty-centered design for daily life.

An 1856 attic transformed from two unfinished rooms into an open, insulated bedroom and workspace with skylights, custom shelving, and a reused original door for storage.

A visual marker of G.I.G. Design’s origin story—an unexpected recovery season after a serious shoulder fracture that redirected Anita Joy’s industrial design training toward healthcare-informed, lifestyle-centered design.