Lise Lefebvre’s graduation project explores the emotional potential of sound in domestic appliances. She researched the detrimental effects of environmental noise upon human health and well being and uses design as a tool to counter our overproduction of sound.

She created a range of hand felted appliances, audibly, but also visually silenced, creating a new aesthetic that celebrates domesticity and fulfils the need to bond with one’s objects.

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