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Welcome!
Somehow, you’ve landed here. Maybe curiosity brought you—about craft, design, technology, or the art of making things. If so, you’re in good company! My name is Adam, and I spend my days exploring the intersection of these worlds, turning ideas into tangible objects, meaningful experiences, and tools for learning. This site is where I document what I create, what I learn, and the stories behind them.
At First Glance
Some people find their calling in a single craft. I find mine in the space between them as a generalist. Whether I’m shaping wood, designing digital experiences, or crafting learning tools, the common thread is curiosity—understanding how things work, how they fit together, and how they can be made better.
Over the years, I’ve worked across design, education, and craftsmanship, always blending structure with creativity. I believe good design is not just about aesthetics but about solving problems in a way that feels intuitive, functional, and meaningful.
A Gallery of My Focused Hours
Projects that shaped me as much as I shaped them.
facirkli.design – Functional and Aesthetic Custom Furniture
My one-man venture where design, craftsmanship, and problem-solving come together. I work closely with clients from first sketches to final installation, crafting furniture that’s not just beautiful but uniquely tailored to their home and lifestyle. Every piece is a blend of function, aesthetics, and personal story.
[ 🔗 facirkli.design ]
CodeBerry School – Making Coding Accessible for Everyone
As one of the founders of CodeBerry School, I wore many hats—from design lead and product owner to CEO. Our mission was to make programming education approachable, engaging, and effective. From 2016 to 2024, we helped thousands take their first steps into coding, turning curiosity into tangible skills.
[ 🔗 codeberryschool.com ]
YearCompass – A Guide to Reflect & Plan Your Year
As a co-founder of YearCompass, I played a key role in both designing the virtual booklet and overseeing its physical production. This simple yet powerful tool guides you through structured self-reflection, helping turn past experiences into stepping stones for the future. YearCompass has quietly found its way into the hands of millions worldwide.
[ 🔗 yearcompass.com ]Field Notes
Following curiosity, one post at a time.
Let’s Connect!
I don’t have a newsletter, a marketing pipeline, or an algorithm-approved engagement strategy. Just a quiet corner of the internet where curiosity can thrive.
If you’ve made it this far, you’re probably my kind of person. Send a song you’ve had on repeat this week, or tell me: if you were a vending machine, what would you dispense?
No pressure—just a fellow curious human here, open to a good conversation. Say hi anytime at: hello@adamfreisinger.me
