Categoría: Designers- Page 9

Tim Rundle founded his studio in London in 2015 and works with a portfolio of international clients from his base in Tamaki Makau Rau(Auckland), Aotearoa (New Zealand). With expertise in furniture, lighting, housewares, technology and transport, the studio’s work is context-driven and has focused on designing products and systems that exist at the intersection between architecture and its inhabitants. A concern for simplicity, improvement and the pragmatic application of creativity, combined with a rigorous and informed approach to the technical aspects of materials and fabrication, leads to outcomes that are at once useful, engaging and relevant. Tim graduated from the

Gerard Sanmartí and Gabriele Schiavon met at Fabrica, Benetton’s creative centre. In 2002, they founded Lagranja Design, a multidisciplinary design studio that combines creativity, production skills, business sense and visual marketing in effective design projects. At Lagranja, design is an attitude. It is a question of ideas and strategies, never of trends. Every good design project starts with a great story. They take stories and ideas and turn them into unique spaces and bespoke objects. They analyse, study and co-create with the client, developing together affordable, feasible and transformative solutions. They focus first on the forest and then on the

Fulden Topaloğlu graduated from the Industrial Engineering Department of Boğaziçi University in 2004 and obtained her master’s degree (2009) and PhD (2016) from the Industrial Product Design Department of Istanbul Technical University. During her professional life, she worked as an industrial designer at Istanbul-based Tasarımüssü Design Studio and as a design group manager at Koleksiyon Mobilya. She carried out a wide range of design and development projects for companies in different industrial sectors, including furniture, accessories, home textiles, packaging, jewellery, chocolate, graphics and homeware designs for renowned brands in the Turkish market. She currently channels her passion and expertise into

Dsignio is a studio that designs products full of ingenuity, feeling and passion. They are products with stories to tell. They transport you to another world, evoke fond memories or invite you to have fun. In short, they design objects that make you feel good and that is what motivates them in their daily work. They say: “It all starts with listening, observing, talking and understanding. And in between, we chat, laugh and share experiences. We’ve been doing it since 2002”. Madrid-based Dsignio was founded in 2002 by Alberto Bejerano and Patxi Cotarelo, both technical engineers in industrial design and

Altherr Désile Park is the evolution of the historic Lievore Altherr studio in Barcelona. The studio specialises in product design and development, strategic consultancy, creative direction, art direction and ephemeral architecture for internationally renowned design companies such as Arper, Burgbad, Vibia and Noorth, among others. His approach develops projects using an established strategy: a creative concept that combines product design and communication. This holistic approach, the humanistic character and the search for the essential in his projects, combined with a sensitivity that conveys harmony and balance, characterise Altherr Désile Park’s designs.

Gabriel Tan was born in 1982 in Singapore. Graduated in Industrial Design from the National University of Singapore in 2007. Partner of Outofstock Design from 2006 to 2015. Founded Gabriel Tan Studio and Studio Antimatter in 2016, creative director of Ariake since 2016. Co-founded the artisanal design brand Origin Made in 2018. He stands out in his work for his ability to redefine existing archetypes and his sensitivity to detail. Working in both Singapore and Porto allows him and his team to draw on influences from Asia and Europe, which influences the studio’s design process and inspires new discoveries. Gabriel

Jon Gasca, San Sebastian, 1967. Industrial Engineer from the University of Navarra. Son of Jesús Gasca, the founder of Stua, where he has worked as a designer since 1992. His design is contemporary with a vocation to be timeless. The portfolio of his designs includes: Costura sofa collection, Solapa tables, Malena armchair, Nube armchair and, designed with Jesús Gasca, Eclipse tables, Satellite acoustic panels and Petal tables. Alongside product design, Jon Gasca has been Stua’s art director. He has edited the books A Simple Way and Travel Journal.

Jesús Gasca (San Sebastián, 1939) studied Engineering at the San Sebastián Polytechnic. In the first stage of his working life he devoted himself to the design of electrical components and systems. In 1983 he founded the company Stua, with the idea of creating a collection of contemporary furniture, with a vocation for permanence over time. It is at Stua that he has developed all his work as a designer. His personality is reflected especially in designs with advanced engineering and a taste for simple, innovative forms. Stua prides itself on producing a limited range of furniture, where each piece is