Stine Aas is a furniture and spatial designer based in Bergen, Norway. Since graduating from Bergen Academy of Art and Design in 2015, she has become known for a body of work that combines character with simplicity.

She is drawn to how people live and use the objects around them, with a particular interest in the things we see, use and touch every day. A natural fit for Tolv.

Patryk Koca is a Sydney-based furniture designer who converges his experiences into practical solutions through problem-solving, craftsmanship, technology and a strong focus on sustainability.

Working closely with Tolv, Patryk creates timeless designs with high-quality craftsmanship to match.

Cameron Foggo is a second-generation furniture designer, born and raised in New Zealand. He followed the traditional apprentice-to-designer path, bringing a humanised quality to a wide range of projects and collaborations.

Portuguese designer Rui Alves comes from a family of skilled craftsmen. Both his father and grandfather were cabinetmakers, and he spent his whole life surrounded by tools and raw materials.

After graduating from his industrial design studies in 2001, Rui opened his own design office. His simple, practical approach brings about innovative products with strong personalities.

Ryota Yokozeki spent ten years as an industrial designer for Sony before establishing his own office in Tokyo. A graduate of Kanazawa College of Art, his work focuses on improving our experience of design, with forms and sensibilities shaped by use.

His furniture, products and appliances have won international awards and been selected for the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum.

Mentsen is a London-based design practice founded by Yasuyuki Sakurai and Risa Sano. The name means lines and surfaces in Japanese, referencing combined specialities in product design and visual communication.

The studio works across disciplines to give brands and organisations meaningful direction, clarity and thoughtfulness.

Morten Georgsen has a long and successful career providing innovative design solutions for some of the best-known brands in the business.

His fresh, sometimes retrospective ideas are underlined by a no-nonsense approach, mixed with a pinch of nostalgia, a good dollop of humour and a strong working knowledge of the engine room, resulting in products that are eye-catching yet commercial.

byKATO is a Danish design company dedicated to creating contemporary, highly usable products for everyday living, founded by Karl Rossell and Tonny Glismand.

The studio aims to bridge the gap between commercial, industrial design and high-quality craftsmanship, by using honest and justifiable materials and paying careful attention to even the tiniest detail.

OMFORM is a Danish studio led by Mette Roo, whose background is rooted in both fashion and interior design. Mette believes in products that are both functional and beautifully simple, with a focus on honesty, clarity and calm.

The studio's approach is built on understanding and listening, bringing warmth to every project so that each piece feels genuine and purposeful, whatever its scale.

ferriani.sbolgi is a creative duo based in Florence, specialising in product design, furniture design and art direction. Founded by Sara Sbolgi and Marco Ferriani, the studio's philosophy is rooted in collaborating closely with clients to craft bespoke products that align with a brand's aesthetic and ethos.

From conceptualisation to final execution, the duo follows projects through every stage of the design process.

Product designers Wim Segers, Bob Segers and Tom Fonteyn design meaningful concepts with innovative techniques and sustainable materials.

Three generations form a powerful symbiosis of experience and young creative talent. Studio Segers stands for a no-nonsense approach, where only sensible, down-to-earth concepts find their realisation.

Studio Gud is a product design studio with a primary focus on furniture, led by designer Paulo Neves in Porto.

The studio seeks beauty in the truth of shapes, creating objects that aim to speak through our culture, memories and visions for the future. With great attention to detail, it strives to honour its materials.

I'm obsessed with the freedom of movement in general, which is why I strive to escape the static in my designs and add dynamism to compositions.

For Alain van Havre, inspiration is everything. Deeply connected to his environment and passionate about natural materials, he has developed an exceptional expertise for woodworking. Over the years, he has created his own visual language centred around form, a translation best described in collections such as the Bok, Graphic, PI and Stairs.

He believes that for someone to connect with a design, it is important to bring it closer to nature. Over the past 20 years Alain has played a pivotal role in influencing the Ethnicraft designs we know and love today.

Jacques Deneef is an Antwerp-based designer with a fascination for basic materials such as glass, wood, leather, paper and wax. After entering the world of art via his talents in oil and acrylic painting, he now focuses his time giving used objects new leases of life, alongside design development in sectors such as jewellery, lighting, textile, furniture and decoration.

In offering objects a new existence, Jacques believes they are transformed into something new, made useful in some other way, ultimately resolving into their final destination: a work of art.

An overflow of creative energy and a profound interest in the world of craftsmanship is what jump-started Dawn Sweitzer's journey as an artist. Her works are expressions based on travel, enriching cultures, textures within the landscape, photography, food and fashion.

There is no fixed formula to how her designs are conceived. They blend ideas, they reference vintage with modern. Within her North Carolina studio, Dawn works, plays and discovers across a variety of media: paint, woven textile, mirror and glass, home accessories and decoration.

The reward lies in the process of creation.

For Paul Delaisse, design is a balance of form, function and materiality. With over 25 years of experience, his work is deeply rooted in a dedication to the creative process, spanning from the initial concept to intricate craftsmanship and the meticulous production of each piece.

Exploring the dynamic relationship between form, space and perception, Paul embraces the unique qualities of each material, whether by accepting its inherent nature or challenging its potential. A good day is with sawdust in my boots at the end of it, he says, reflecting his passion for hands-on creation. His enthusiasm spans case goods and upholstered pieces, and he has collaborated with high-end brands and architects.

A second-generation furniture designer born and raised in New Zealand, Cameron has followed the traditional apprentice-to-designer path and brought a humanised quality to a wide range of projects and collaborations.

Cameron established his studio practice in 2007.

La Selva is a design studio led by Manu Bañó and David Galvañ, based in Valencia and Mexico City. The duo covers a range of products based on new needs and user profiles, with a great fixation for detail and the study of new materials.

Patryk Koca is a Sydney-based furniture designer who aims to converge his experiences into practical solutions through problem-solving, craftsmanship, technology and a strong focus on sustainability.

Establishing his studio in 2019, Patryk works closely with brands like Natadora to create timeless designs with high-quality craftsmanship to match.

Tim Webber Design is based in Auckland, New Zealand.

As a furniture designer, I look to create designs that are fresh and innovative, yet simple and clean. I have a real focus on the quality of my product and the integrity of materials. I make products that will be a testament to solid, functional design for many years to come.

The Tim Webber Design studio has gained international exposure through a wide variety of online sources and magazines.

Ryota Yokozeki spent 10 years working as an industrial designer for Sony before establishing his own design office in Tokyo in 2017. A graduate of Kanazawa College of Art, his work focuses greatly on improving our experience of design, with forms and sensibilities shaped by use.

Furniture, products and appliances by Ryota have won international awards and been selected for the permanent collection of the Vitra Design Museum.

Jon Goulder continues a four-generation legacy of designing and making exquisite, refined furniture. Defined by his mastery of a unique symmetry between craft and design, Goulder is known for his processes working in leather, textiles and wood. His intrinsic attention to detail, confident lines and proportion result in timeless and original pieces to be appreciated now and for generations to come.

He has won several design prizes and his work is held in the permanent collections of most Australian State and National Museums and Art Galleries, including the National Gallery of Australia.