I’m Taylor Pesesky,

About Me

I’m a designer who values thoughtful problem-solving and making things that last. I enjoy hands-on work, prototyping, and turning ideas into real, usable objects that feel intentional rather than overdesigned.

My background spans both digital and physical design. I hold a Bachelor’s in Psychology and a Master’s in Industrial Design, which allows me to approach design through a human-centered lens; balancing form, function, and real-world use. Professionally, I’ve worked across brand, product, and production environments, from developing marketing assets for global clients at Omnicom Production (Dow Jones: The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch) to creating 3D models and technical layouts in the architectural lighting industry.

I’m especially drawn to products connected to the outdoors and everyday utility, where good design can quietly improve experiences through durability, clarity, and purpose. Outside of work, you’ll usually find me paddleboarding, camping, prototyping ideas, or refining objects until they feel right.