Spacious Studios
We have a range of spacious open plan design studios close to Mile End station, in a fantastic 1930’s Art Deco Building.

As a young creative going into the real world can become a nerve racking task for any one, let alone when you first graduate. It is tough finding a space that you feel comfortable to work from and bring clients to. This generally tends to be done in coffee bars across London with designers becoming nomadic searching for the strongest wifi, best coffee and cheapest food; in a sence becoming a ‘coffice’ worker. This look sometimes is not classed as the best way to meet clients, which leads to what this post is about:

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At the V&A checking out the special exhibits on show for the London Design Festival!

A design concept for turning unused petrol stations into a place for artists and designers to go to when feeling unispired in order to recharge their inspiration. Users can upload their designs onto interactive screens bringing the interactiveness of the internet into a physical space where it has more impact.

A mobile structure that travels around the country to primary schools in order to teach cooking skills, and encourages a healthy relationship with food through interaction with fresh ingredients.

This little teddy bear is Cedric. Inspired by Autumn leaves, I have woven his fabric using a twill based weave structure. He is 100% tencel which gives him an adorably soft feel and being full of glass beads he has a good weight.

New addition to my wearable optical toy collection. Silver eyeglass ring.

Meet Archer. He is a unique teddy bear, completely hand made. I have woven his fabric on a hand loom using 100% Tencel yarn, hand dyed to the right colours. He has glass eyes and is fully jointed. The glass beads inside give him a weighty feel.

Ever frequent heat waves over the past two decades have killed close to 100,000 people. It is more than any other natural disaster, including tornadoes, earthquakes and tsunamis.

In order to tackle this problem, the proposal is to design the Cool Pod – a sustainable and easily mountable “pop-up” installation with principal purpose of providing shelter from excessively hot climate, and educate the public about the prevention of linked health hazards during such events.