Jeffrey Simpson and Angus Ware
Heliograf collaborated with industrial design studio Vert Design in Sydney to develop these high quality lamps which would have a small footprint.
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Product Designers
Making the Cut
From intricate laser-cut mandala wall art to a hand-carved resin-wood furniture range, Ahmedabad-based product designer Karan Nawab’s experiments are an ode to creativity and an ongoing labour of love.
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Gaurav MK Wali
Jaipur-based designer Gaurav MK Wali’s Cheer Project aims to create a sustainable future by transforming unwanted pine needles into biodegradable products.
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Manuel Immer
Pino is an electricity-free, multi-tool mixer prototype that can be fitted with several standard kitchen tools such as a whisk or a grinder.
Jorgen and Nanna Ditzel
Using green plastics made from ocean polluters Mater Design gives a fresh new spin to an iconic Jorgen and Nanna Ditzel design from 1955.
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Guillermo Whittembury, Joris Olde-Rikkert, Kevin Rouff, and Luis Paco Bockelmann
Royal College of Art students/designers transform and recycle Red Mud, a toxic waste product, into beautiful ceramic tableware pieces.
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Panos Sakkas and Foteini Setaki
The Print Your City project encourages Greek citizens to recycle household plastic waste into 3D printed street furniture.
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Charlotte Kidger
Charlotte Kidger creates colourful sustainable furniture pieces and vessels by using plastic waste stream from CNC fabrication.
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Practical Art
Product designer Aashka Shah, of young and emerging design company Artis, takes ordinary materials and turns them into one-of-a-kind furniture and wall installations.
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Woojai Lee
PaperBricks by designer Woojai Lee is a range of eco-friendly benches and coffee tables made from bricks and recycled from paper.
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Campana Brothers
The Sobreiro Collection by Campana Brothers is a new furniture range made entirely from cork.
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