FUTURE OFDESIGN

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Junggi Sungwww.junggisung.com

“Have a unique poetic approach to design. Both simple and not simple.”

Booth 875Junggi Sungwww.junggisung.com

Karim Rashidwww.karimrashid.com

“Don’t follow trends. Design using contemporarycriteria and in turn, shape the future.”

Karim Rashidwww.karimrashid.com

Karim Rashidwww.karimrashid.com

Kevin Sethapunwww.sethapun.com

“For inspiration I looked to the detailing on luxury watches.”

Booth 1926Jason Miller, Roll & Hillwww.rollandhill.com

“My design process is always different. Some computer, some sketch.I almost never know.”

Jerry Helling, Bernhardt Designwww.bernhardtdesign.com

“Strive to do things that have a life far past a trend, things that don’thave to be explained.”

Jerry Helling, Bernhardt Designwww.bernhardtdesign.com

“Work with an honest & efficient use of materials. Combine these in asophisticated way which celebrate them.”

Christoffer Angellwww.awaa.no

Christoffer Angellwww.awaa.no

Andreas Kowalewskiwww.andreaskowalewski.com

“Influence your work by observing things, details, moments or people’sbehaviors in everyday life.”

Andreas Kowalewskiwww.andreaskowalewski.com

Lalia Ahmadinejad, Proper Rugswww.properrugs.com

“Write a brief story about everything you produce, explaining the moment that inspired the design.”

Zoorine Pooladianwww.icff.com/exhibitor/zorine-pooladian

“Learn about the value of minor changes and details. Fall in love with theelegance in simplicity.”

Booth 874Shawn Littrellwww.shawnlittrell.com

“Find a balance between reflecting on the past and looking towardsthe future.”

Niels de Greef, Fouseewww.fousee.nl

“Sometimes a design comes from the opportunities a material offers todo something slightly differently.”

Patrick Martinezwww.patrickmartinez.com

“Design toward dematerialization that questions objectproduction and distribution.”

Hannu Kähönenwww.creadesign.fi

“At the end, use it as firewood and the ashes as fertilizer in the orchard.”