Berlin based Korean artist Setbyol Oh creates lamps using fine wicker and mulberry paper. It is a traditional Korean paper named hanji which has been used for hundreds of years in Korea for doors, windows, wallpaper and to make lamps in traditional houses.

The minimalist brand consciously considers every step of the production process, prioritizing sustainability, transparency and longevity.

Haulenbeek’s work seeks to invent unique production methods through which objects emerge organically.

Together with women from Turkey, Syria, Pakistan and Lebanon, Ann-Kathrin Carstensen designs hand-crocheted, haute-couture jewelry and accessories.

Focusing on furniture, accessory and interior design, hettler.tüllman’s work integrates sustainability, traditional craftsmanship, and a curiosity for sourcing new materials.