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A car key fob enclosure
A bicycle fork for carrying whatever you want
 A box withn a box for peak organisation
A bespoke stem because I can
A bit holder for special bits
A Pro Vibe
A soft toy display
   © Jamie Hough 2025

 Short for squiggles, “squigs” is a pseudonym that captures my interests:
  • Squiggles are what I like to draw on paper to bring an idea to life.
  • Squiggles are the contour lines on a topographic map that I seek out when running or cycling
  • Squiggles are the sinuous movement of my design & life interests
  • Squiggles are childish & fun 〜〜〜〜 I like to learn through play(ing around with ideas)!

Beliefs:

1. Everything is a work in progress.
As an innate perfectionist this is the hardest maxim to follow, but something I remind myself daily.

2. The less you own, the more freedom you have.
This may be a counterintuitive belief to hold for someone who wants to design products destined for ‘consumption’, but I believe in designing things to last, so that what you hold develops a personal significance. 

3. Patina produces personality.
Through love and longevity of use of a ‘thing’ something special happens: As it ages it wears & weathers in response to your use (or abuse), producing marks that tell a story & build character.

jamie@squigs.com.au
07.Giraf Toy Table 

2023
 Professional

Product
The table is designed to be engaging for young minds. 

Wacky shapes and engaging nooks promote this table as an interactive & expressive place to store soft toys and other knick-knacks that children love to dsplay, 

The shape was conceived from the  giraffe - a perculiar and windly interested animal that draws the awe of children across the world.

It was designed and built for a studio that required a piece of furnture to be made using only one sheet of 1200x600x12mm plywood, hand tools obly & no visible fixings.


1/4    Quasar 1995, Magna Corporis
Ideation
Stepped
Squiggly
Hourglass
Form studies
Templates (cheating?)
Routing
Male and female
Fitment
Display