Five product and furniture designers whose work can fairly be called experimental are gathered here. In a wide field of talented designers, selecting only five is difficult, but this group offers a strong cross-section of contemporary product and furniture design. Here you can see Matali Crasset, Tom Dixon, Jaime Hayon, Philippe Starck and Benjamin Hubert each with a distinctive approach to materials, form and atmosphere. We chose these designers because their projects have appeared on the site several times and they continue to generate fresh ideas. Instead of treating the following notes as exact quotations, read them as short summaries of what matters in their work.
Top designer Tom Dixon and his fascinating lighting designs
Tom Dixon For Tom Dixon, the final appearance of a product is less important at first than the possibilities offered by the material and the way its potential can be developed.
Top designers and pendant lights by Tom Dixon
Jaime Hayon
Jaime Hayon Jaime Hayon treats life itself as a source of inspiration and as one of the greatest assets available to designers.
Philippe Starck
Philippe Starck After many years in the industry, Philippe Starck continues to look for exceptional work rather than relying on routine.
Benjamin Hubert
Benjamin Hubert For Benjamin Hubert, innovation comes first, especially through materials and production methods.
Matali Crasset
Matali Crasset Matali Crasset places strong emphasis on attention to each project and on how design fits into its environmental context.
Peter Dark
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