IRIY transforms home from a fixed place into a portable system of rituals. Designed for young adults experiencing frequent relocation, it uses everyday practices to build comfort, control, and belonging wherever they live. Inspired by my own experience of moving between places, the project combines modular aluminium elements, jacquard-woven textiles, and durable handcrafted tools. Its form and materials reflect the places that shaped my identity: Poland, Berlin, and Romania. IRIY addresses the emotional side of mobility, allowing users to recreate a sense of home wherever they go.
