Good Clutter is a work that still feels close to the core of my practice and interest as an artist and designer. The core premise of the book was to discuss my feelings on minimalist architecture as a design aesthetic that is hostile to its inhabitants.

Good Clutter mainly asserts a few core ideas: People are natural collectors and curators; the presence of mess, disorder, and clutter is natural byproduct of living beings, and that design should not default to negative space as the starting grounds for new work.