DESIGNER’s STORY

Nendo Design

‘Good design is something you can explain to your mother’

Since 2002 with Oki Sato providing direction to Nendo studio, it represents a refreshing, refined and cultured alternative to over-celebrated design.

Meaning “clay” in Japanese the name Nendo implies the flexibility and malleability of that material their designs for the world of graphics, interior architecture and furniture.

In a short space of time Nendo has been awarded multiple international awards in the world of modern design due to their determination and easily identifiable personality, which is unmatched in the sector.

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Tom Dixon

A new found passion for welding allowed Tom to teach himself to make tough metal structures – his hobby rapidly expanded into a knack for making furniture from found objects. The welded salvage furniture quickly found a clientele and as a result Dixon evolved seamlessly over the next few years from welder to craftsman to

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Emmanuel Gallina

To describe his work as a designer, Emmanuel likes to quote Constantin Brancusi “Simplicity is complexity resolved”. Elegance, clarity and simplicity are key to Emmanuel Gallina’s work. His creative ethic at authenticity and coherence is embodied in every one of his projects. To him, attention to detail is a constant priority in the contours, shapes

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Marcel Wanders

As a child, Marcel Wanders loved making gifts for people. Nowadays he designs for the world, making unique gifts that are meaningful to the people receiving them as well as to the designer himself. Marcel is on a mission which he had already thought of and planned during his time as a student: Here to

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Christophe Delcourt

Christophe Delcourt is a name that began to circulate among the French design crowd at the end of the 1990s. Delcourt’s style finds its full expression in exquisite balance between purity of design, sophistication of materials and impeccable execution.

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Paolo Piva

Born in Adria in 1950, he began to attend the Architectural Faculty at the Venice University in 1968 and occupied himself with the research in the visual area. In 1970 he co-operated to the realisation of the project concerning WIG 74 competition on behalf of Vienna and to the competition for the RESISTENZA MONUMENT in

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Boris Klimek

Boris Klimek graduated in studies of Product and Conceptual Design on Academy of Art, Architecture and Design in Prague. Currently he works in Prague, where he focus on product and interior design. In his work he tries to find a certain conceptual overlaps, games and stories.

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