Standing at the forefront of contemporary Indian design, New Delhi-based designer Vikram Goyal is renowned for his ability to weave India’s rich heritage into a modern, avant-garde visual language.

The son of a designer and an artist, Manuel Bano grew up in a creative and experimental environment and developed an interest in materials, craft techniques and the nature of objects from an early age.

Craftsmanship and storytelling are seamlessly entwined by Tim Vranken's thoughtful decisions about material, construction, and form, allowing us to see the conversation between the past and present.

Brian Thoreen is a designer and artist who lives and works between los angeles and mexico city. He creates functional and nonfunctional works which gather their ethos from the integral nature of the materials within the application.

Studio Indigene looks at objects of varied scale and functionality; objects of decor and daily use. All the designs incline toward achieving clean lines and curves.

A balancing act of “an artistic aesthetic with architectural discipline” is how British Nigerian artist and designer Mimi Shodeinde describes her work. She is work embodies the poetry of movement.

Jumanide Seys is a Belgian artist-designer working on the intersection between art and design. In a search for pure expression of form and material, he designs objects with a sculptural purity.

Casey McCafferty is a sculptor who specializes in wood, stone, and metal. His inspiration comes from his interest in mythology and love of nature.

In the world of contemporary design, Haining’s work stands out for its tactile allure. Each piece invites touch, encouraging viewers to explore the intricate textures and patterns. His vessels, resembling organic forms, seem to emerge from the very grain of the wood. The play of light and shadow on their surfaces adds depth and warmth.

Sebastien durelli's collection blends a unique contemporary aesthetic with personal experience and a rich family history. In a visual balance of nostalgia, futuristic minimalism and natural elements, durelli challenges raw materials to make it into the creative realm of a new era.

André Ferri is from Belorizontino, born in 1990, with a degree in Architecture and Urbanism and a specialization in Furniture Design.

A multidisciplinary French designer, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance is known internationally for his sensitive attention to materials and details, as well as for the refinement of his organic forms.

Tom Fereday develops products based on the principle of honest design, conveying a design process which celebrates the materials and manufacturing processes behind furniture and products to design from the inside out.

Lewis Kemmenoe ’work manages to evoke design trends of the past while maintaining a sense of longevity and timelessness.

The design of Deceres furniture mixes the textures from Mexico’s churches and their own goth-inflected sensibilities. Indeed, there is something ceremonial and austere to the work that is texturally rich, while retaining a modernism of clean angles.