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Cansu Cetin
Turkey (TR)
A designer specialized in bridging the gap between creativity, technology, and practicality, Cansu Çetin addresses real-world challenges. By gaining a deep understanding of user needs, she develops solutions that are both functional and impactful. Dedicated to creating meaningful experiences, she views design as a tool with the power to transform lives and drive change. Her approach, rooted in the belief that thoughtful design can solve complex problems, spans multiple disciplines, always aiming to enhance the quality of everyday life.
View ProfileChristina Ullman
United States of America (US)
I believe design is not a beauty contest, but a process of discovery to find the best approach to deliver a message. I have mastered multiple disciplines to allow me to integrate them to develop comprehensive solutions, converging art with design; images with narrative; marketing with communication; and interactive with branding. The result: Work that is innovative, aesthetically pleasing, and practical, as well as functional and informative. The convergence of our capabilities in visual communication, brand development, illustration and interactive media is the spark that fuels my creative energy. That, and a good cup of coffee.
View ProfilePopticals
United States of America (US)
Popticals sunglasses, crafted in Italy, utilize Zeiss lenses and incorporate a patented technology for a unique collapsibility feature, facilitating ease in packing and transport. Designed to be lightweight, they are offered in a wide variety of styles. This characteristic aims to support the practical needs of users with active lifestyles, providing an eyewear solution that emphasizes functionality and ease of use. Through this innovative approach, Popticals addresses the demand for eyewear that combines optical clarity with convenient portability.
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Poland (PL)
mode:lina™ is an architectural studio created by Paweł Garus and Jerzy Wozniak in 2009 when both founders where 4th-year students at the architectural studies. Despite their young age mode:lina™ is a studio with many achievements: throughout the 12 years of its existence the studio was mentioned in over 200 national and international publications and won various international and national awards.
View ProfileJoumana Maalouf
Lebanon (LB)
I'm Joumana, Founder & Creative Director of Colorcode Agency, a premier branding firm in Lebanon. With 21+ years in innovative food & beverage packaging, I've driven market growth for high-profile clients. I hold a Master's in International Business, crafted 400+ FDA-compliant designs, and earned an A'Design Award. I've led branding for notable brands like eQuia, Calipain, Alforno,andAlOumara.
View ProfileThomas Chaperot
France (FR)
The Chapoget Cabin Trunk, designed by Pascal Nuzzo, is an innovative luxury luggage solution that merges cutting-edge design, sustainability, and functionality. Drawing inspiration from the golden age of travel, the Cabin Trunk offers contemporary travellers a durable and elegant option for their journeys. Pascal, specialising in luxury leather goods and winner of the Comité Colbert Young Designer Award, has crafted a product that honours natural materials and trunk makers know-how. Designed to last and be easily repairable, the Cabin Trunk embodies Chapoget's commitment to eco-responsibility and excellence. This forward-thinking luggage piece contributes to society by promoting sustainable travel practices and enhancing the overall travel experience.
View ProfileYuki Ijichi
Japan (JP)
Yuki Ijichi works on a variety of design projects under the trade name Zero Hours Design Studio. From space design and product design to branding, graphic design, and web design, he designs across mediums to meet the challenges of his clients. At Zero Hours Design Studio, he captures the unique characteristics of his clients and matches them with their social context and needs to propose designs that solve their problems. The studio also features designs that take into account cultural context in order to create more sustainable value.
View ProfileWilliam Hailiang Chen
Great Britain (GB)
William Hailiang Chen has transferred himself from an artist to a professional qualified architect, graduated from the Architectural Association School with awarded Alvin Boyarsky Scholarship and Nicholas Boas Travel Award. He went on working for UK famous practices such as Wilkinson Eyre Architect, Populous and Foster and Partners on several prestigious projects, including winning the competition of 440m tower of Guangzhou International Finance Centre, the design of London Olympic 2012 Stadium from inception to completion and Apple Campus 2. Despite the success in UK, as Principal Architect he took on the challenge back to China leading the team on managing Wanda Group’s overseas projects including Wanda One Nine Elmes, Wanda Sydney One, Paris Europacity and Wanda Vista Tower project in Chicago. Alongside the big projects, as founder of Creative Prototyping Unit he is leading a research team on digital fabrication of various small experimental projects. William teaches part time at the Southeast University in Nanjing and is setting up an urban regeneration research program in relation to sports sector.
View ProfileRUPERT OOI SAY YUNG
Malaysia (MY)
Rupert Ooi owns MATTENESS INTERIOR DESIGN - a consultancy which focuses mainly on project management in hospitality and high-end residential areas. His role in the company is to translate and conceptualize briefs into sustainable designs which accurately reflect clients’ requirements and business plans. Founded in 2018, Rupert and his team work diligently to ensure MATTENESS INTERIOR DESIGN delivers innovative solutions that work for the present and the future. “As the name MATTENESS INTERIOR DESIGN goes, I believe that in order to create a great design or something that never existed before, one needs to possess extreme passion in his work - others often see that as a state of “MADNESS,” but we constantly seek to redefine and rethink interiors way beyond the conventional perception of space, - that drive eventually brought the company to be noticed in the international community.” Touching a little bit on when he found inspiration to dive in the world of design as well as what matters to him most as a business owner, Rupert mentioned his creative flair was sparked at a tender age of 7 years and has pursued his dream ever since. After graduating with a Bachelor (Hons) of Interior Architecture from Limkokwing University in 2010, Rupert worked in a multi-disciplinary environment and gained unique skills and experience in interior design. Later on, as a captain of his own ship, the industry role as a designer has then shifted to an entrepreneur, interpersonal, and technical skills are very much needed to deliver a project that the team and our clients can be proud of. To Rupert, seeing the smiles on the clients’ faces and how they infuse their personal touches into each space after the completion of each project is truly rewarding, and he certainly loves his job for this reason. It is also very encouraging when our studio gains friendships with our valuable clients, as our businesses and job opportunities are mostly by word of mouth. Despite challenges brought by the pandemic during the year 2020 - 2021, especially at the beginning when the company had to put large projects at a halt, MATTENESS INTERIOR DESIGN persevered and looked for ways to expedite their plan to diversify the company’s direction by not limiting their criteria/target to depend solely in residential projects but also able to handle project across various scale as interior design consultants. The company was able to produce high-quality interior works and technical drawings for a bigger portfolio. During the pandemic the company gave back to the community via its corporate social responsibility projects - one such project was for the St. Nicholas’ Home (Penang), a non-profit charitable organisation which aims to respond to the evolving needs of the blind and visually impaired (BVI) community in Malaysia. “St. Nicholas’ Home gave us a good opportunity to convert one of their buildings located at the centre of a six-acre land to a full-fledged cafe and kitchen.” The space will be utilised as a training ground for the BVIs to empower them with modern living skills so that they can find employment and live independent lives. “We always love to and think it’s crucial for designers and architects to be involved in community development to bring more aesthetic value and added functionality to public building/space. Ultimately, we hope to bring awareness to the public on the importance of involving interior designers. Excellent designs should always be affordable for all to experience.”
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