Designers

Helena Trindade is an architect, artist and furniture designer born and based in Brasília, Brazil. Basic geometric shapes combined with lines and more lines – that is what attracts her. As an architect, her work is primarily focused on functionality. Portrait of Helena Trindade. Photograph by Aluisio Trindade. Her drawings and prototyping always flow in the direction of bringing to this world versatile pieces - some can be assembled in more than one way, some can have more th

La Nuestra Cerámica is the collaborative practice of Barcelona-based ceramicists Malena Ramírez and Irati Bustinduy. Since 2021, the duo has developed a body of work that bridges functional design and sculptural expression through an ongoing exploration of clay, texture, and glaze. Rooted in local production and thoughtful craftsmanship, their collections—from vessels and lighting to bespoke restaurant tableware—reflect a shared commitment to material research and collaborati

Augustine Ceramics is the Los Angeles-based studio of ceramic artist Bianca Augustine, whose handmade lighting and sculptural objects are inspired by the solitude of California’s Sierra Nevada mountains. Drawing from mythology, poetry, archival metalwork, and the rituals of off-grid living, Augustine creates one-of-a-kind lamps, candle holders, and sconces that bring warmth and contemplation into the home.

Studio Von Schoenebeck is a Munich-based design studio founded by Johannes von Schoenebeck and Magdalena Shterianova, working at the intersection of furniture, lighting, and objet design. Their practice explores how objects absorb memory through use, ritual, and time, treating wear, imperfection, and material transformation as central elements of design rather than afterthoughts.

Carrara isn’t trying to be loud. It’s not about big statements or pieces that demand attention the second you walk into a room. It’s quieter than that. The studio, led by Lera, works from a simple idea: the things around you shape how you feel, even if you don’t notice it right away. Not in an obvious way, but rather more like something that builds over time. Objects by Carrara, photographed by Lera Sanzharovets These are objects you don’t have to think about. A lot of design

Domènech Concept introduces Veronica Ortuño, the ceramic artist and founder of Casa Veronica. Based in Elgin, Texas, Ortuño creates handmade lamps, vessels, and sculptural objects that connect contemporary design with ancestral craft traditions.