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THE INTRINSIC POWER OF OBJECTS

Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Sophie Lou Jacobsen, a French-American designer currently based in New York, started her own studio in 2019. Her initial interest was in everyday objects, with a predominance in the use of glass as a medium, exploring the interaction between the object and the user. The genesis of her work is based on the belief that objects have an intrinsic power to improve the mood of their users through their form and function. Focused on the simplicity of objects and rituals, she strives to transform them in surprising and pleasant ways in order to enrich the user experience.
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GLASS ARTISANAL WORK

Sauvage Ulysses

"It was during my art studies that I became interested in artisanal glasswork. After training as a scientific glassblower in 2018 and a few months in a company, I created Ulysse Sauvage in 2020. My work questions the limits and codes of blowing borosilicate glass, a high-quality and very solid glass. It is worked with a blowtorch and is generally used for the manufacture of laboratory equipment.
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Joe Ellwood

Six dots

Six Dots is a bespoke furniture design and manufacturing studio based in North London. Their aim is to bring uniqueness and joy to every home through original and playful furniture and homeware, handcrafted with sustainability and individuality as their guiding principles. Six Dots’ ambition is that every home can benefit from vibrant and unique pieces that reflect individual personalities and preferences. They are committed to maintaining fair prices for both consumers and manufacturers.
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