We spoke with Alina Rotzinger, who channels the aesthetics of danger into furniture, objects, and installations, about her nature-shaped practice, her obsession with the cone form, and the sculptural language she builds through silent tension.

We spoke with Kouros Maghsoudi, who builds an impulsive, sincere, and intuitive design language in contrast to sterile and controlled aesthetics, about his pleasure-driven approach, his material-led production practice, and the evolution of his design direction following the Hug Tray.

We spoke with Irene Molina, who transforms digital aesthetics into physical form, about the new generation of sculptural language, material experiments, and production processes.

We talked to Edoardo Cozzani about the works he exhibited with Zarolat at Alcova Milano and his production process.

We spoke with Fien and Hannes about the intuitive balance between function, form, and material, and the space they carve in design.

We talked to Patrick and Nils, founders of Haus Otto, a design studio that creates new ecosystems around furniture and objects.

We talked to Sumeyya Donmez, who blurs the boundaries between clothing and chemistry and turns fabrics into a field of experimentation.

We talked to Batten and Kamp, whose work blends organic and artificial elements in meticulously crafted, minimalist compositions.

We talked to Vincent Leroy, whose kinetic sculptures and immersive installations explore movement, perception and technology.

We talked to Leo Orta, who explores material cycles, human connections and ecological narratives in the contemporary world.

We talked to Craig & Karl, who stand out with their bold colour palettes, simplified visual approaches and interactive designs.