Samuel Wilkinson
Samuel Wilkinson graduated in furniture and related product design at Ravensbourne College of Art & Design in 2002.
Samuel Wilkinson’s commitment and enthusiasm to designing interesting objects and spaces are apparent in his work, always looking to add a fresh dynamic approach in either form or function. His deep understanding of materials and manufacturing helps the studio push the boundaries in achieving a high level of detail and craftsmanship in their output. Their work diversifies across various disciplines from consumer products to interiors to the public realm.
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MONC LONDON
At Monc we have an huge appreciation for the design process, true quality and craftsmanship. We are designers that want to bring a real meaning and personality to the products we design and make. This is why we want to share our journey of design with you, so that you know where our products have come from, how they are made and why.
The first range we’ve created is a collection of eyewear. A unisex selection of five frames designed to fit all variations of face shape. We have been designing this range taking elements of character and fashion from the people and places that inspire and interest us the most. This paired with the highest quality craftsmanship of experienced Italian artisans has brought an iconic, beautiful and quality range of products, which are designed to accompany you as you chase the Sun. -
Ejing Zhang
Ejing Zhang graduated from the Royal College of Art with a MA in Textiles Design specialising in Mixed Media. She is highly influenced and driven by colour and texture which is seen in her work through an array of vibrant colour pallets, thought out material combinations and pattern creations. She has had work experience with prestigious companies like Mercedes Benz
Advanced Design Studio, Givenchy, Alexander McQueen etc.
The studio of Ejing Zhang was founded in 2014 and based in central London- Cockpit Arts Holborn.
Through the combination of thread, wood and resin, Ejing Zhang Studio creates intricate jewellery by highlighting a cross section of the mixed media resin tile, revealing its abstract and detailed core. All the tiles are hand poured and finished in their London based studio making each and every piece completely unique.
This unusual process was spotted by WGSN (Worth Global Style Network) in 2013 when Zhang was commissioned to create the trophies for the Global Fashion Awards held in the Victoria and Albert Museum London.
Ejing Zhang Studio is excited about collaborations and experiments, so if you have any ideas or thoughts, or just want to say hello, please do get in touch we’d love to hear from you! -
Ruth Hollywood
Ruth Hollywood makes jewellery inspired by geometry. Combining 100% recycled silver and colourful hand-mixed resin, her work plays with the boundaries between science, nature and art. In her Glasgow studio, she puts new technology to work in harmony with traditional techniques.
Graduating from Glasgow School of Art in 2006, she lectured in art and jewellery before creating her first collection as an independent designer in 2013. Ruth is inspired by contemporary design and architecture, colour theory and such artists as Frank Stella. She also finds that her travels spark ideas, and the process of making itself leads her to further adventures in her practise.
She has received awards for Excellence in Design from The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, and was selected for the Crafts Council UK Hothouse programme in 2015. Her jewellery is stocked in a variety of shops and galleries across the world. She exhibits at trade shows regularly, and her work has been shown in London, Munich, Montreal and Sydney. -
Moltair Watch
£185Moltair is a bold stylish contemporary timepiece. The signature detail of Mòltair is the hands, a set of wide geometric layers that create different graphic forms that change through the hours. The stainless steel case features a textured sandcast finish and appears to float off the wrist via an innovative strap fixing
Made from stainless steel / organic leather