Lighting, mostly. One robot.
Lighting because it is the most honest product category I know: the object has to look right off and on, hide its electronics, cool itself, and survive a cleaner. The robot because healthcare is where I think design is needed most.
3 awardsKIN
A companion robot for people living with dementia, built on what the care research says helps: reminiscence, social contact, cognitive stimulation and movement.
2 awardsAsterion
A glowing sphere hangs beneath a metal disc, like an eclipse. Rose-gold metal, black marble, hand-crafted opal glass.
1 awardOnda
Hot glass settles over a steel mould and leaves an uneven edge. Onda keeps the edge. Each wave is slightly different.
1 awardDrewdrops
A stainless steel cable mesh that can be reshaped to a space, with borosilicate glass light modules set wherever the room needs them.
1 awardGloworm
Segments inspired by glowworm anatomy, joined by friction hinges that hold whatever angle you leave them at. The same modules become a pendant, a chandelier, a wall light, a table lamp or a sculpture.
