This studio explored how nature’s logic and geometric systems can inform innovative design solutions. Through a series of exercises—ranging from grip control and geometric sketching to material exploration—I learned to move beyond surface aesthetics and focus on structure, balance, and intent. Nature revealed itself as a master of patterns and systems, and I began to decode its geometry, translating it into spatial and tactile design. Working on a sunboard mold project allowed me to layer positive and negative space, exploring how depth and form interact. The process challenged me to unlearn habits, embrace precision, and find beauty in structural clarity. Each stage—from drawing straight lines to assembling forms—built my confidence in visualising and executing thoughtful designs. This journey helped me internalise how balance between organic inspiration and crafted materiality can lead to meaningful architectural and interior interventions rooted in both nature and logic.