
Simon Kinneir’s jug is part of a range of kitchen products designed to give sensory feedback for people with impaired vision. ‘You can see the jug filling up but also feel it – the weight gives the jug movement, tipping it forwards onto the black frame.’ www.simonkinneir.co.uk
Simon Kinneir’s jug is part of a range of kitchen products designed to give sensory feedback for people with impaired vision. ‘You can see the jug filling up but also feel it – the weight gives the jug movement, tipping it forwards onto the black frame.’ www.simonkinneir.co.uk
The new guard of design superstars serve up a plethora of sophisticated, production-ready pieces, destined for a showroom near you
Writers: Paul McCann, Henrietta Thompson and Mariel Reed

Brazilian ceramics graduate Carolina Zamboni Peraca fashioned a series of standout vases in muted shades and modern marble effects. The latter she achieved mixing body stain with porcelain, slip moulded into a unique result. Inspired by her travels around the world, her shapes are organic yet angular and her work focuses on the beauty and simplicity of form and functionality. www.carolinaperaca.com
Brazilian ceramics graduate Carolina Zamboni Peraca fashioned a series of standout vases in muted shades and modern marble effects. The latter she achieved mixing body stain with porcelain, slip moulded into a unique result. Inspired by her travels around the world, her shapes are organic yet angular and her work focuses on the beauty and simplicity of form and functionality. www.carolinaperaca.com

Ejing Zhang produced this resin bento box as part of an accessory collection called Moonrise, which focuses on using quality materials combined with inspiration from Chinese and Japanese bamboo craftsmanship, as well as her own childhood memories. ejingzhang.com
Ejing Zhang produced this resin bento box as part of an accessory collection called Moonrise, which focuses on using quality materials combined with inspiration from Chinese and Japanese bamboo craftsmanship, as well as her own childhood memories. ejingzhang.com

Yong Jeong’s ‘Queen’ chair, made from tropical sepetir hardwood, is designed to reinterpret traditional Korean furniture, where beauty is deemed to come from the gracefulness of the curve and the simplicity of the structure. www.jeongyong.com
Photography: Michael Bodiam
Yong Jeong’s ‘Queen’ chair, made from tropical sepetir hardwood, is designed to reinterpret traditional Korean furniture, where beauty is deemed to come from the gracefulness of the curve and the simplicity of the structure. www.jeongyong.com
Photography: Michael Bodiam

’A Mirror Darkly’ (pictured top) plays with misconceptions and the way we see the past. Influenced by a theory that bowls of water might have been used as mirrors in the Stone Age, Nick Ross asks, ‘Is this a new object, or an old one reinvented?’ www.nckrss.com
’A Mirror Darkly’ (pictured top) plays with misconceptions and the way we see the past. Influenced by a theory that bowls of water might have been used as mirrors in the Stone Age, Nick Ross asks, ‘Is this a new object, or an old one reinvented?’ www.nckrss.com
