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mankind for countless purposes, our mission is to reconnect people with the material and its benefits - Lewis Steer, The Dartmoor Shepherd; Unlike synthetics which are industrially 

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vere enough to stop them living their normal lives. - NHS England; 7 in 10 girls believe that they are not good enough or don’t measure up in some way - Dove, a Unilever Beauty Brand 

our bodies, unhappily divorced from our natural selves. - Crawford 2017; Traffic safety research assumes that 80% of crashes are due to human error. - Anna Anund, Swedish National 

maybe you would have the technology integrated into the textile. - Charlotte Bastholm Skjold, Head of Design Management, Kvadrat, 2017; 1 in 7 people suffer from migraines - Timothy 

ercent of its produce indoors, it would allow us to take 340,000 square miles of farmland back to forest. - Dickson Despommier; Gardening is a form of exercise which can be used in 

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green’s not easy

Thanks for coming to our show. In this 

book you’ll find information about: 

our course 

our exhibition 

our areas of focus 

our designers 

and their designs.

We love sustainability. 

In an effort to limit our paper waste we’ve 

printed off a limited run of books that 

contain all the information you need. 

Use this book as you explore our exhibition 

but please do return them after use. 

You can find the electronic copy at: 

greensnoteasy.co.uk/book

Who are we? 

Sustainable Product Design BA (Hons) 

Sustainable Design at Falmouth is truly unique, in its unification of ethical and 

profitable innovation. Design outcomes are future thinking in their efforts to tackle 

issues of modern sustainability- Key topics addressed include social inclusivity, 

product longevity and future material solutions. 

The course focuses on engagement with ‘live’ project briefs, and leading 

sustainable industries, many of which are based locally in Cornwall. Alongside the 

use of leading-edge design tools, it aims to express the impactful nature of design 

and the methods by which it can be harnessed as a powerful and ethically aware 

tool for change. 

By approaching design in a sustainably considerate way, the Sustainable Design 

course communicates a holistic and responsible methodology which is engaged 

throughout the entire design journey.

What’s our show 

about? 

It’s Not Easy Being Green... 

‘It’s not easy being green’ is an exhibition by 22 graduates from Sustainable Design 

that responds to the pertinent social, environmental and ethical issues affecting 

the world and society. 

Amidst growing concerns of climate change, a growing population and scarce 

resources, the responsibility of the designer has become amplified. It has become 

apparent that the sustainable implications of a product must be considered. 

But what does it mean to be “green”? Earth domes, flip flops and vegetables 

immediately spring to mind. However, for us, Sustainable or Green Design is about 

designing meaningful products that truly consider the people they are intended 

for, and are socially and environmentally considerate. 

Our 2018 show at New Designers London presents our individual concepts 

of Sustainable Product Design. As Victor Papanek said “Design, if it is to be 

ecologically responsible and socially responsive, must be revolutionary and 

radical.”

Areas of Focus 

These are the catagories our individual projects 

focus on. 

Championing Materials 

Material choice is fundamental to the development of a 

successful product. We spend time conducting in depth 

research and exploring varying material applications to 

ensure that the chosen material best suits the end product. 

In many cases, modern materials and new manufacturing 

techniques have been utilised, in a number of product 

applications. 

However, for some products, the materials utilised are 

traditional and locally sourced to support local communities 

and businesses. Some products featured have been handcrafted 

in Cornwall by skilled craftspeople. 

Compassionate Future 

The future is often presented as a daunting place, with global 

issues set to escalate and disperse. Our aim as designers 

is to create products with compassion, that can make the 

future a more friendly and accessible place. By utilising 

considerate technologies, materials and systems, products 

can be created to enhance people’s day to day lives and 

make a more positive vision for the future. 

Educating Tomorrow 

Education is an issue that we all feel strongly about. The key 

aim is to enable future generations to have the knowledge 

and opportunities to make a positive impact. All of our 

projects aim to educate others by raising awareness of 

important subjects, spreading the word of sustainability and 

making sure that future generations are aware of issues 

from an early age. Our featured projects explore creative 

learning techniques for children and alternative ways of 

teaching.

Everyone’s Invited 

Ensuring that people feel included and connected with 

others is a key driver in many of the projects displayed. As 

designers, it is a concept that remains at the core of our 

ethical conduct. 

Many people tackle the issue of inclusivity by understanding 

user diversity and the varying capabilities, needs and 

aspirations of the intended user. This knowledge is then 

used to make informed and user-centred decisions. 

The projects featured support the empowerment of women, 

people with low dexterity, de-stigmatisation of common 

societal perceptions and giving a voice to all individuals. 

Holistic Health 

Matters of mental health and physical wellbeing are 

becoming increasingly discussed and publicised; stimulating 

a global discussion and enabling individuals to be heard and 

understood. 

Our aim is to de-stigmatise some of the issues surrounding 

mental health and encourage discussions around holistic 

wellbeing, mental condition and physical health. Many 

products featured aim to promote positive wellbeing by 

enabling self-care, re-connecting user’s with nature and 

promoting balance, harmony and awareness in the modern 

world. 

Throwaway Culture 

As sustainable designers, we aim to explore ways of 

addressing concepts such as material usage, product 

longevity, design for disassembly and design for emotional 

attachment. Using systems such as cradle to cradle aim 

to challenge preconceived ideas and develop new ways of 

impacting and changing our society’s behaviour through 

design. 

Look out for these 

icons next to each 

project

Navigation 

Here are our 22 good-looking New Designers. Flick to the page 

number next to them to see more. 

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Arthur Holt 

Flex | 15 

LifeStories | 17 

18 

Ashu Sharma 

Picture Puppets | 21 

Ben Leung 

Lumba |25 

22 

26 

Cassie Aspden 

B.Light | 29 

The Tired Ones | 31 

32 

Charles Clarke 

Woodland Waste| 35 

Pendler | 37 

38 

Chloe Davies 

Tiny Tor | 41 

It Matters | 43

44 

50 

Connie Rudd 

bU | 47 

Hex | 49 

Dan Vorley 

NAVA | 53 

54 

Drew Spathaky 

Alex Light | 57 

John Tray | 59 

Elliot Lunn 

FORMiT | 63 

60 

64 

Francesco Gentili 

Aria | 67 

68 

Jayden Newman 

Allay | 71 

Helix | 73 

Jeanet Wong 

EASE | 77 

74 

John Ragadio 

Trib Col | 81 

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82 

Luke Samson-Hill 

The Penarth Pack | 85 

86 

Nathaniel Jones 

Kor | 89 

Labyrinth | 91 

92 

Ollie Kidner 

Reshoevenate | 95 

96 

Saxon Brewer-Marchant 

Kemi | 99 

100 

Skye Algera 

Caring for Carers | 103 

Stori | 105 

106 

Stefan Hewitt 

Omne Board | 109 

110 

Stuart King 

Peninsula | 113 

114 

Wiktoria Boniecka 

Modulaa | 117

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our work...

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DESIGNER 

Arthur Holt

What does sustainability mean to you? 

Having a carefully balanced impact on the world, by harnessing and 

taking care of natural resources. It means empowered and collaborative 

communities. 

How did you become interested in design? 

After hearing from my sister about the exciting work that was being done 

at Falmouth University, and seeing that design can be used to create 

positive change. I had always been interested in social and environmental 

challenges and sustainable design gave me a way of tackling these. 

The most valuable skill you have gained during your projects? 

Working with users, as every time I spoke to people about the project 

the design would evolve. Doing this required preparation, effective 

communication and listening, so ideas and thoughts didn’t get lost in 

translation and would become imbedded in the solution. 

What do you want to change? 

I want to help create strong self-sufficient communities that can lead us 

through the difficult times we currently face. 

You’re a new addition to the copic box, which colour would you be 

and why? 

It would be a colour duo of pastel blue and blazing orange, the colours of 

my favourite type of squash ‘Crown Prince’. My other passion is cooking. 

Find me at: 

arthurholtdesign@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/arthur-holt-a70b53136 

instagram.com/king_arthurjh 

behance.net/ah1730918112

Flex 

Adaptable 

Workspace 

Flex is a workspace designed for people who use a 

wheelchair. It can be used as both a desk and a kitchen 

prep area. Current accessible kitchen equipment can be 

unaffordable and adaptations are not always possible. 

Flex is a freestanding unit made to a custom height negating the need for costly 

structural work and height adjusting mechanisms. There is space for basic cooking 

equipment, modular cooking tools, groceries and desk storage. 

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Life Stories 

Immersive Memory Experiences 

Life Stories is about immersing people who have 

dementia and their families in memories. It provides 

people with a positive activity, rekindling relationships 

and helping individuals learn about a person before 

their dementia journey. 

Life Stories combines new technology with the tangible method of using slides that 

is associated with 35mm projectors. Each slide represents a memory, when it is 

inserted into the box a short film about that memory plays, creating an accessible 

way of accessing the benefits of digital media. 

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18 

DESIGNER 

Ashu Sharma


Sustaining the future for my kids and their kids. 


I got interested in design by creating products and fixing broken 

objects around my home. I have always been frustrated by the planned 

obsolescence of certain products. 


Knowing that design can not be fully accomplished with only my thinking; it 

has to be a collective process that is shared between a lot of people. 


To make people want to change, and not just dream about the change. 


and why? 

White, as that’s the colour my hair changed to, as I went through this 

degree. 

Find me at: 

ashu_4@hotmail.co.uk 

linkedin.com/in/ashutosh-sharma-42b447138 

behance.net/ashu_44d3e

Picture Puppets 

Tactile Experiences for Kids 

with Juvenile Arthritis 

There are currently 15,000 children with juvenile 

arthritis in the United Kingdom. Picture Puppets have 

been created to help these children reconnect with the 

joy of colouring in with crayons. 

The finger puppet is very simple and easy to use, especially with the Picture Puppet 

remover which helps the children take the crayon on and of. The current version has 

a front finger support which helps support the finger while colouring. Children at the 

JIA charity event enjoyed using the product and preferred it to the crayons they had 

at home. 

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22 

DESIGNER 

Ben Leung


Sustainability is dedication and education combined. It is not only about 

one’s thoughtfulness but it also means spreading the word and passing 

down good practices to future generations. 


User-friendliness of a product always surprises users with a smooth, 

comfortable experience. This inspires me to be a surprise maker. 


Critical thinking is what I have learnt from the design process. It helps me to 

see the world in perspectives, and to put myself in others’ shoes. 


Sustainable design or design for health. Many people refuse to use healthy 

products because of the stereotype and appearance of the product. I hope 

to design products that provide functionality and aesthetics to encourage 

healthy lifestyles. 


and why? 

I would be a 10% black. It is in between the grayscale, sandwiched by 

the two fundamental of colours - black and white. It is a subtle character 

with a white background but stands out when used with black colour. It 

sometimes performs as a misty background for other colours to shine like a 

crepuscular ray. 

Find me at: 

benileungdesign@gmail.com 

benil-design.com 

linkedin.com/in/kwok-ben-leung-0bbbaa109 

instagram.com/benil_design 

behance.net/BeniL

Lumba 

Carrying with Lumbar 

Support 

Lumba’s design considers 

ergonomics and 

aesthetics. It transfers the 

weight from the bag to 

the lumbar area in order 

to reduce the pressure 

on the shoulders. The 

waistband component 

keeps the bag close to the 

user’s body for greater 

lumbar support while 

providing extra pockets 

for essentials. 

The range of choices for 

the waistband component 

caters for the user’s 

personal style and daily 

usage needs. 

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26 

DESIGNER 

Cassie Aspden


Whether it be environmental, social, health, or the many other aspects 

of sustainability, it represents a change in the right direction. Improving 

lifestyles and the environment from which we have evolved in through 

thoughtful decision making. It is merely impossible to live 100% sustainably, 

however, it is the consideration and small changes to our lifestyles that 

makes all the difference. 


I have always been one to express my thoughts and opinions creatively, 

through art or music. I felt that I needed a more powerful tool to make 

a real difference. Sustainable design allowed me to not only widen my 

knowledge on current issues, but to actually apply my very own solutions. 


My projects have given me the courage to believe in myself and to trust my 

instincts. I have a lot to give and now have the confidence to pursue my 

ambitions. 


Today, there are many who struggle / have a lack of encouragement to 

think and live sustainably. My goal is to change this by pushing sustainability 

to be a more prevalent and exciting subject. Looking after our planet 

should not be seen as a chore. We are not just doing the dishes, we are 

reconnecting ourselves to our environment. 


and why? 

What I have found the most intriguing about design is how things are 

constantly changing. Not only around me, but I myself am evolving 

too. Today, I am orange: I am excited, optimistic, curious and feeling 

adventurous about my future. Tomorrow, I might be something completely 

different. 

Find me at: 

linkedin.com/in/cassie-mai-aspden-a81a02111 

instagram.com/a_spd_en 

behance.net/cassied483

B.Light 

It’s In Our Nature 

The Naturalights Project focuses on the health and 

wellbeing implications of working in a windowless 

environment. “Proper synchronization with the earth’s 

daily rotation has shown to be essential for health”. 

Research has revealed that individuals working in 

windowless environments can feel trapped and lose 

track of time. 

The design development for this product has primarily focused on mimicking the 

effects of natural light, realistically and holistically. This has resulted in the B. Light: 

A Biophilic Design for windowless home office spaces. With the use of Arduino 

Technology, a dimming effect is set to the time of day to restore the sense of time 

passing. The second feature is laser cut plywood that generates silhouettes of 

branches, to reinforce the sense of being connected to nature. 

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Easing Symptoms of Separation Anxiety 

“Scent is an incredible tool for regulating emotions. It 

is the only sense processed by the limbric brain, which 

means that a scent which is meaningful to you will 

have a powerful effect” (Joanna Grace, Founder of The 

Sensory Projects) 

Children can show signs of separation anxiety as early 

as 6 or 7 months, but for most, it peaks between 10 

months to the age of 2. It causes stress and interrupts 

sleep, for both the parent and the child. 

The smell of a loved one has proven to calm symptoms of anxiety, however, not many 

people resolve to thinking in a sensory way. The Tired Ones have been designed to 

tackle this problem by incorporating the scent of a parent onto a child’s toy, as well 

as reinforcing a routine before bed, to enhance a better nights sleep. 

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DESIGNER 

Charles Clarke


Sustainability covers such a broad range of issues. Currently, popular topics 

include ocean plastic, social equality and conservation. These issues are all 

extremely important, but I feel they only cover a fraction of the sustainable 

issues we face. Sustainability to me, means a few small changes by every 

person on the planet, to make a big difference. 


Personally, business and sustainability are key areas of interest. Taking a 

year out of studying these topics at a-level, I began to take interest in design 

and how it can affect business and sustainability. Studying Sustainable 

Product Design at Falmouth has given me the opportunity to nurture these 

interests. 


Confidence: I believe the most valuable asset as a sustainable designer is 

confidence in what you are doing and your ability to achieve your goals. 


I want to change people’s perception of sustainability. Too many people 

know too little about the issues that affect them the most. 


and why? 

I would join the group as a blending Copic: connecting different colours 

together. This would represent my love of working with people and making 

connections. 

Find me at: 

contact@chclarkedesign.com 

linkedin.com/in/charleshclarke/ 

instagram.com/chclarkedesign 

chclarkedesign.com

Woodland Waste 

with Tom Raffield and The Eden Project 

The Woodland Waste is a collaboration between several 

like-minded organisations, ultimately aiming to help 

educate and increase awareness about sustainability. 

Created with Tom Raffield, The Eden Project and Tate 

and Harmer Architects the wall light aims to encourage 

conversation about sustainability through unique and 

thoughtful design. 

A mosaic of unique wooden veneer tiles is illuminated by a warm glowing LED light, 

highlighting the natural colours and shapes within the wood. The veneer is taken 

from a waste stream of Tom Raffield. This reduces the environmental impact of the 

business, and of the light. The manufacture of the light is designed to be simple. 

This provides an opportunity to invite charities or organisations to help assemble 

the lights as part of a social initiative, providing employment and training to improve 

social or technical skills. 

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photo: rapha.cc

Pendler is a bicycle stand helping retailers make best 

use of their space by providing marketing opportunities 

and branding within a compact floor area. Pendler aims 

to help make cycling more appealing and accessible to 

a wider audience. 

The design of Pendler allows two bikes to be displayed alongside clothing, accessories 

and marketing material. The frame is designed to be democratic in its appearance, 

and unobtrusive in its form through curved tubular steel and a powder coat finish. 

The stand comprises of 15 sections which slot together for efficient transportation. 

Pendler is completely customisable to the retailers’ requirements with bespoke tube 

colours and branded end caps. 

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DESIGNER 

Chlöe Davies


Sustainability is really complex but I guess I would summarise it as, working 

to create a more restorative world through positive change. The challenge is 

how you communicate it to other people. 


William Morris once said “Have nothing in your house that you do not 

know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful”. Design has the potential to 

influence, inspire and excite, to reflect our intentions and what we believe 

in, that’s what I find so interesting. 


I have learned to be curious, to allow things to evolve naturally, to observe 

the world in new ways and take inspiration from accidents and mistakes. 

I have allowed myself to take diversions and follow different paths 

throughout the projects – nothing is ever complete, accepting that has been 

a valuable lesson. 


I aspire to work on a model of design that can make us fully engage in the 

present whilst having the ability to hold memories of our past and facilitate 

aspirations for our future. Changing the emphasis we put on certain 

products. 


and why? 

Silver, it compliments every colour to create an interesting and unique 

feature, it is a colour that never goes out of style and can be used in almost 

every situation to bring something new and exciting. 

Find me at: 

chloe.alice.davies@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/chloe-alice-davies-68344a138 

instagram.com/davies_chloealice 

chloealicedavies.com

Harnessing the Health Benefits 

of Sheepskin 

The Dartmoor Shepherd is a rural business that specialises in rare breed sheep - 

celebrating sustainable farming, local materials and craft techniques. 

Tiny Tor is a dual purpose product that is developed to harness the health benefits 

of sheepskin, as well as champion the material qualities and applications of wool. 

Studies suggest that sleep quality improves when sleeping on or under wool. This 

is related to wool’s unique qualities such as moisture control, heat regulation and 

fibre texture. 

The day cot for babies lined with a rare breed sheepskin can be reversed to function 

as a sheepskin upholstered stool. Incorporating woven woollen yarn, natural felt, 

carded wool padding and the sheepskin itself, demonstrating some of the uses of 

the material, traditional crafts and upholstery techniques. 

This product is a practical yet playful object that grows with the child, promoting 

product longevity, family attachment, and a connection to nature through materials. 

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Compressions Underwear for 

Period Pain Relief 

Period compression underwear designed to help with pain relief and temperature 

control whilst remaining subtle and attractive. 

“Around 1 in every 20 women have symptoms that are severe enough to stop them 

living their normal lives” (NHS England). 

Many women are looking for more natural alternatives to pain relief and hormone 

control, and looking for more holistic ways of managing their lifestyle. The garment 

is comprised of compression panels that increase blood flow and oxygen to the 

muscles and provide support, relieving pain. The air flow panels allow natural cooling 

on the lower back, with the soft lining touching the skin, the ribbed fabric technology 

traps heat at the front of the body for natural warming. 

A garment designed for women to make them feel supported, empowered and 

attractive at a time when they can feel vulnerable and in pain, It Matters is part of 

the campaign to promote period positivity. 

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DESIGNER 

Connie Rudd


“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our 

children.” To me sustainability is encouraging positive wellbeing and a 

deeper connection between people and planet so that they, in turn, feel a 

responsibility and an appreciation of our planet. 


From a young age I’ve had a questioning and creative mind. I would be 

making things from whatever I could find to enhance my play which has led 

me to my interest in crafting and the positive ways it can affect our feelings 

of wellbeing. 


I’ve enjoyed having the time to think and explore thoroughly when tackling 

problems to produce the most effective solution. 


People’s perception of sustainability. It is not a huge challenge to right our 

wrongs, small steps and teamwork can lead to big change. 


and why? 

Being from the flat Lincolnshire Fens I’ve always found peace and 

inspiration in looking up at the wide skies and watching the clouds float 

by. As the pen gets older the colour will fade just like the light in the day. 

For those reasons I would be a shade of blue (it’s also one of my favourite 

colours). 

Find me at: 

crudd26@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/connie-rudd-989630130 

behance.net/crudd26bd40

U 

Craft Activity to boost 

confidence in girls 

A mindfulness craft kit to help girls build up their selfesteem 

and empower them to do what they want. 

The kit can be sold individually or in packs to schools/ 

groups. 

The making is spread over 8 days with each part taking around 15 minutes. Every 

day focuses on a different aspect e.g. Kindness, love, respect, intelligence, trust, 

courage and special interest. The booklet has space for reflections and ideas for 

further research. The idea of it is to open young girls’ eyes to possibilities. 

For every kit that is sold, a portion of the profits go towards the charity ‘Change’ who 

have a campaign in empowering women in disadvantaged countries. This will help 

girls to get into education or women into business. 

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Hex 

Engaging People with 

the Outdoors 

Hex is an interactive stand for outdoor spaces to 

encourage a connection between people and place. 

It will be implemented in spaces around the country, 

towns and parks. The hexagon pieces are taken out and 

used to explore the space. The words on the back are 

taken from the Japanese ‘Shirin Yoku’ (forest bathing) 

which is a restorative therapy used to connect people 

with the world around them again. Even if people don’t 

pick up a hexagon, the mirrors reflect the surroundings 

so it can be used passively. 

By encouraging this connection between people and place we will notice things that 

maybe we miss because we are looking at phones or thinking about the next thing. 

Building this relationship will help us to see what we can do to help our environment. 

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DESIGNER 

Dan Vorley


It’s such a core part of modern design, but I only see it as another necessity 

alongside good form and effective function. I think there’s a time and 

a place for celebrating sustainability in design, but I believe that young 

designers that use it as a necessary and essential tool within the process 

will make the effective difference and be prepared for the future. 


I’ve been making things since I was small, bodging things together just for 

the hell of it. It was at university I realised I preferred looking at problems 

that required a designed solution - thinking of creative ways to solve 

problems and understanding the social, environmental and economic 

implications of it on a real-world scale. 


The way I approach problems has changed dramatically, viewing them now 

as briefs to be researched and approached with an open mind and creative 

solutions. My projects this year have pushed me to look into new areas of 

design and technology, pushing me to look at the merging of industries to 

solve common problems, however I think my lack of focus in any single area 

may make my initial, post-university direction difficult to decide. 


There’s so much that needs solving, it’s difficult to choose just a few as 

priorities. I want to help people understand some of the most important 

problems future generations will face with open-minded design. I want to 

merge emerging industries and bring the future into today to help show 

that these problems are solvable in our lifetime. 


and why? 

I’d be the client’s favourite colour. Just kidding, I’d be a darker shade which 

isn’t used centre-stage, but is essential to make any image realistic and 

relatable. 

Find me at: 

vorleydaniel@yahoo.co.uk 

linkedin.com/in/danvorley 

instagram.com/danvorleydesign 

behance.net/danvorley

NAVA 

With the emergence of automated technology in 

vehicles, one of society’s major hurdles is our trust 

that these systems will improve our driving experience 

in safety, comfort and sustainability. Integrated into 

the steering wheel through advanced textiles, NAVA 

monitors the stress and fatigue in it’s driver through 

fluctuating stimuli such as heart rate, skin temperature 

and humidity, and compressive grip. If the user moves 

out of a personalised safe threshold, they are prone to 

making irrational human-errors based on drowsiness 

or panic, so NAVA introduces a driverless system which 

is able to calculate the safest decision when the user 

isn’t able to. 

NAVA places itself at the introduction of Phase 3 in 

‘Conditional Automation’ around 2030, that still relies 

on human control but with a monitored response to 

hazardous conditions with a driverless system that 

can take the user out of danger. With the marriage of 

textiles and technology meeting the growing trend of 

fabrics in vehicle interiors, the congregation of these 

industries could meet with systems like NAVA to form a 

new generation of unified design. 

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DESIGNER 

Drew Spathaky


Sustainability is the ability of something to continue. It means everything to 

me, not just in my work but in my personal life. 


The way I see it you’re either a designer or you’re making money off a 

designer. I’d rather be the one who gets to create. 


Gauging sustainability has become second nature to me, which has helped 

to estimate new projects’ value. 


I really want to change how people consume and waste. But I’ll settle for 

making the things they waste less wasteful. 


and why? 

I’m a big fan of petrol blue. If I was a copic I’d like to be next to him, 

probably a little darker to match my sense of humour. 

Find me at: 

drew.spathaky@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/drew-spathaky-82725b109 

instagram.com/spathaky 

behance.net/integrusde1295 

drewsp.com

John Tray 

Social Catalyst for 

Pub Space 

The John Tray is a simple solution to the decline in 

social values within bars and pubs throughout England. 

It aids the purchase of a round of drinks for up to 5 

people by allowing one person to comfortably carry all 

the drinks and reduce the chance of spillage. 

Once at the table, the tray can be used to hold phones, and keep them from 

distracting the group. 

The other part of the tray then becomes 2 different games for the group to play. 

The entire board is made from 100% Cornish ash in Cornwall. The logo is branded, 

rather than printed, onto the wood. 

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Alex Light 

Migraine Sympathetic 

Desk Lamp 

The Alex light is an adaptable desk mood lamp which 

aims to reduce the prevalence of migraine attacks 

caused by physical triggers. 

The aluminium body splits open throughout the course of the day to reveal more 

and more light before closing to dim itself. Mimicking the patterns of the sun the 

light regulates the release of serotonin and dopamine. 

The movement of the light acts as a timepiece which allows the user to plan their 

day on its surface to reduce stress, which is the main cause of migraines. 

Finally, the light is provided with 4 filters which tailor to different forms of 

photophobia, including a UV reduction, and 3 shades of green. 

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DESIGNER 

Elliot Lunn


There is much misconception around what is meant by sustainability. For 

me, it’s about questioning. Should I use that material, how could it help, 

who could it hurt, who has it hurt? How could that product be better, what 

does the user think, or is it even needed? 


I have always been a maker and had the desire to be creative. However, 

it was after a year internship in engineering where I decided to change 

direction and study Sustainable Product Design at university. 


Being able to let go of old concepts, while adapting and embracing new 

creative solutions. It is easy to latch on to your first solution to the design 

brief. However, being able to let go of that idea and try something new is 

often one of the hardest but most beneficial steps in the design process. 


The way we design. For a designer to let go of their ideas and give them 

away for others to develop is a tough task, despite this, some do it. I feel 

open source design has the promise to tackle some of the worlds biggest 

problems by losing the boundaries of the traditional design process. 


and why? 

I am always interested in the way things work, if you have ever had the 

delight of working with me you may have found your fancy pen taken apart. 

I’m less fussed about the colour, and more fussed about the mechanism. 

For this reason I chose a mechanical, refillable copic, which can be green. 

Find me at: 

design@elliotlunn.co.uk 

linkedin.com/in/elunn 

instagram.com/elliotlunn 

behance.net/elunn 

elliotlunn.co.uk

Open Source Paper Recycling Tool 

FORMiT is a project for designers, makers and educators. It is an open source 

recycling tool for creating 3D objects from recycled paper pulp. The tool works by 

drawing water and pulped paper through a porous mould binding the paper fibers 

together, the paper is then removed from the mould to produce a 3D object. The 

process is similar to the one used in industry to make egg boxes. 

Paper is an easily recycled and versatile material which is one of the inspiring 

factors for this project. The project hopes makers and designers adopt the ideas 

and processes shown, to start experimenting with this material themselves. 

Recent worries over the harm of single use products and their damaging effects to 

the environment has highlighted the lack of education around sustainable issues. 

FORMiT offers a resource for educators to use for creating a hands-on learning 

opportunity. The tool provides an opportunity for pupils to see the process of 

recycling existing materials into new objects, with almost instant results. 

Because the projects open source ethos, you can find out how to build the FORMiT 

tool and more about the project at www.papermake.co.uk 

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DESIGNER 

Francesco Gentili


In my mind the word that best describes sustainability is stewardship. We 

can’t live without consuming, the challenge lies in living without consuming 

excessively and/or mindlessly. Sustainability means not buying and 

designing products which have little to no real use. Consume at a rate which 

allows the world to sustain itself. This is my is personal life and it is reflected 

in my work. 


Creating something from nothing, the satisfaction of creating something 

that perfectly fits you as a unique individual. No one could do it for me. 


Collaborating, but not just with people in your field. I gained the confidence 

to approach people from various fields as well as clients. This is the most 

valuable skill because it’s only by living and learning about a problem that 

you can effectively solve it. You’ll never know everything, but, you can start 

by asking a question without fear of rejection. 


Changing consumers purchasing habits without them knowing, that 

would be my effort towards change. Although, I’d rather do more. I don’t 

expect to make a huge difference by myself. I want to be part of the joint 

movement, changing one person’s mentality at a time through design which 

is more than just the superficial aesthetics of an object. Working with social 

businesses which choose their clients selectively as much as companies 

choose their designers. 


and why? 

A new marker that incorporates the range of open minded shades of 

blue. From the optimistic and naive ice blue to the pessimistic and tough 

ultramarine blue. 

Find me at: 

francesco.virio.gentili@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/francesco-virio-g-9966b6b6 

instagram.com/VirioDesign 

behance.net/ fg1811747b08 

fg181174.myportfolio.com/

Aria 

Aria is a meditation aid for beginners that are having 

difficulty in learning, as well as intermediates that are 

trying to improve. Aria expands and contracts so that 

the user has an external stimulus to concentrate on 

and use as the meditation object. At the start of the 

meditation session the user will be helped by matching 

their breath to a breathing cycle that helps you relax 

with the motion of Aria. 

There is a built in GSR sensor (galvanic skin response) 

which is used to measure the skin conductivity level, a 

physiological parameter that is induced by emotional 

brain activity. 

An effective meditation will mean that the person in 

question is serene and in the moment. In this scenario 

Aria does not move. The moment it senses that the 

mind is wondering, Aria will start moving again so that 

the user is made aware straight away that he/she lost 

concentration and can therefore regain focus on the 

motion. The motion varies depending on the state the 

person is in, the more it moves the less the mediation 

is being effective. 

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DESIGNER 

Jayden Newman


To me, sustainability means opportunity. An opportunity to better ourselves 

and the air around us, and improve the quality of life for others. 


Art and design was the only subject that really excited me in school. Taking 

on more courses throughout higher education in this subject area led me to 

find my main interest lying in product design. 


Communication. Developing skills in visual communication through 

animations, renders, infographics and photos, and developing skills in 

verbal communication through presentations, reviews and other similar 

sessions. 


I want to change the way we feed our world. Recognising new methods of 

food production which approach the current issues with conventional food 

production, distribution and consumption have inspired me. Learning more 

has taught me the significance of this issue. 


and why? 

White. A colour used to achieve detail and increase realism in the artwork, 

however not always easy to use correctly. This resembles the perfectionist 

in me, although it may be the cause of great frustration, it is the source to 

some of my best work. 

Find me at: 

jaydennewman.pd@outlook.com 

linkedin.com/in/jaydennewman 

behance.net/ jaydennewman

Inclusive Gardening 

Tool Attachment 

Nature and gardening can hugely benefit human health and well-being and improve 

social skills, as well as having an extremely positive impact on people with disabilities. 

Allay is a small hand gardening tool attachment that presents a new grip, providing 

the option to hold the tool in different positions, as well as absorbing any unexpected 

shock experienced from impact with harder debris. 

This new grip promotes healthy wrist positioning throughout different gardening 

tasks and allows the user to confidently adapt to different gardening environments, 

such as raised flower beds. 

With this product being aimed more at elderly consumers, its purpose is to be used 

with existing tools, with consideration towards the user already owning a collection 

of gardening tools. They may find these existing tools more difficult to use now due 

to low dexterity, and having to replace them all would be an expensive option. 

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Accessible Indoor Growing System 

Conventional agriculture is becoming increasingly under pressure, and more and 

more of us are living together, particularly in urban environments. Therefore, I 

wanted to create a product in which families could interact, learn and produce their 

own fresh food inside their own homes. 

With great focus towards urban homes, the Helix home grower is designed for use 

inside existing kitchens. It provides a manual, low tech system, but one that is low 

maintenance and easy to use. 

A rotating height adjustable platform utilises the most productive environment 

for 3 different growth stages. This platform holds a variety of removable modules 

allowing for different types of vegetables to be grown. 

This product also provides additional features that allow for efficient preparation 

and serving of the harvested vegetables. These include a spinning colander tray, 

providing portion guidance, and a removable lid/plate. All giving this product 

purpose right from the seed to the consumers plate. 

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DESIGNER 

Jeanet Wong


I don’t have a clear definition of Sustainability, but my view is that it centers 

around being holistic, engaging yourself with others and the environment. 

It’s about being aware and considerate of things and people around you, 

and trying to become whole. 


I am passionate about people in communities and how they perceive 

themselves in their relationship with the world. This involves rethinking 

the idea of individualism and progression in society and economy. Getting 

out of my comfort zone and experiencing life is the most vulnerable yet 

beautiful inspiration for design. It gives me first-hand experience to feel and 

be, this turns my design into real life testimony. 


I’ve gained the way of making and seeing, it involves being environmentally 

conscious, creative, passionate and dedicated. These are Skills that require 

patience and time to grow. 


“WE WANT TO CHANGE…”, is a tagline for myself when designing and 

making a product. Through designing, we are influencing people around us, 

and the world that we are living in. Yes, is sounds quite idealistic, yet if we 

never try to make anything happen, it will never happen. 

The purpose of design is to connect people through shared experience 

and feeling, and in this way I hope to unify individuals and promote 

communitarianism. 


and why? 

Orange, a true colour that shows passion and dreams. 

Find me at: 

Jeanetwong@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/jeanetwong 

instagram.com/easejewellery 

behance.net/ jeanetwong5bb8

Peace Comes from Within 

Ease has been inspired by the ‘Sensory Beings’ project, 

which was ran by sensory specialist Joanna Grace 

during the Sustainable Design course at Falmouth. 

Ease is primarily designed for autistic adolescents but 

can also be used by any individual who experiences 

feelings of anxiety in unsettling situations. 

Autism is considered as a “lifelong developmental 

disability that affects how people perceive the world 

and interact with others” (NHS)”. 

This difference in perception can lead to sensory 

overload for some, which can lead to anxiety and 

difficulty interacting with others. Inspired by Jeanet’s 

own experiences in adapting to a new culture, Ease 

allows those with anxiety to be calmed and focused in 

a distracting environment. 

To find out more, please visit instagram: 

@easejewellery 

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DESIGNER 

Luke Samson Hill


To me, sustainability is about changing consumer culture by promoting 

low quantity, high quality goods. To ensure long product life, sustainable 

approaches must be taken into account, not only in design and production, 

but also within consumer attitudes - this is done by encouraging an 

emotional bond, increasing care for products and tackling the ‘throw away’ 

culture. 


I became aware of the concept of design relatively late in my youth. For 

as long as I can remember I have been actively making, fixing and altering 

belongings - not appreciating the level of incorporation of design within 

everyday life. 


My most valued skill - which came as quite a surprise - is textile work. 

Through the development of one of my projects, I gained a new found 

respect for the art of sewing; a skill which has and always will be incredibly 

universal. 


The attitude and appreciation towards longevity within products. 


and why? 

As I am sat here answering these questions in the Portuguese city of 

Lisbon, I would have to say Laguna Yellow. I am incredibly susceptible to my 

surroundings and draw aesthetic inspiration from timeless cultures. 

Find me at: 

lsamsonhill@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/luke-samson-hill-6a732913a 

instagram.com/penarthpacks 

lukesamsonhill.com

The Penarth Pack 

Sustainable Backpack Design 

The Penarth pack combines two styles to create a 

functional bag for the commuter and the explorer. 

The stylish exterior blends with the city aesthetic 

while its expandability creates a practical backpack for 

weekends in the great outdoors. 

A key factor in sustainability is longevity. Penarth packs 

are made from high quality waxed canvas sourced in 

Dundee, Scotland. The fabric is made from natural 

fibres which dramatically reduces microfiber pollution. 

The pack was created with functionality and durability 

in mind; replacing components with more resistant 

alternatives ensures a longer product life. 

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DESIGNER 

John Ragadio


For me, sustainability is the connection that people and products have 

with each other, that enables them to achieve their functions and desires 

without damaging the environment for future generations. 


My interest in design was sparked by the freedom to create products which 

are important to me personally, and the ability to share these products with 

those people who would benefit from them the most. 


By working alongside various collaborators I have managed to refine my 

designs and communications as well as improve my understanding of CAD. 


With the ever-increasing pace of today’s environment, I hope to 

revolutionise the way we socialise and communicate with the people 

around us. I believe that designating time for ourselves increases happiness 

and enables us to realise what the true necessities are amongst the people 

and products with which we surround ourselves. 


and why? 

I would choose to be a neutral tone Copic as this would allow me to be 

easily incorporated into a wide array of designs and to become a stronger 

colour when mixed with a few pops of colours. 

Find me at: 

johnragadio97@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/john-ragadio-6b5039140 

behance.net/ johnr_0204ce

Trib Col 

A Pub Furniture Collection 

Trib Col is a three-piece furniture collection that aims to 

minimise the congestion in the bar environment. 

The seating products allow customers to move around 

the pub to socialise with different groups of people 

without the need for a table. They are a mixture of 

a table that is formed in the armrest, and seating. It 

reduces spatial restrictions in the pub, but also makes 

better use of the available space for general socialising. 

The armrests accommodate pint glasses and little 

bowls/plates of snacks. Tribute branding has been 

subtly added to compliment the products without too 

many added details. 

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DESIGNER 

Nathaniel Jones


Sustainability aims to improve the world we live in for ourselves, other 

species and importantly future generations. A sustainable future calls for us 

to make difficult decisions and constantly question the decisions we make, 

leading to a better future. 


From a young age design allowed me to create and build how I wanted the 

world to be. Through A-Levels I became fascinated by sustainability and 

ecology, and Sustainable product design allowed me to combine these 

passions with design and making. This has developed into an interest in all 

areas of design, from the buildings we live in to the products we use. 


Critical analysis of problems and finding solutions that work for the user 

and the environment, and promote sustainable values. This has been a key 

skill I have learnt through my recent projects. 


For me the biggest change needs to be resource efficiency and utilisation 

through a shift to the Circular Economy. Designing products to be 

disassembled, truly recyclable and for the materials to cascade through 

multiple use cycles will leave the planet in a better place than we received it. 

Promoting sustainable values through a change in mindset for designers is 

key. 


and why? 

Growing up by the sea has had a profound impact on my life and my values 

as a designer so I would be a bright turquoise; the colour of shallow water 

in summer light. 

Find me at: 

nathanielj1@mac.com 

instagram.com/nathanieljonesdesign 

www.njonesdesign.co.uk 

linkedin.com/in/nathaniel-jones-909448138 

behance.net/nathanieljones14

Kor 

Modular Kitchen Appliance 

for the Circular Economy 

Kor is a kitchen appliance suite designed for rented 

and small space accommodation. This modular design 

combines an induction hob with a multi-speed motor to 

give the functionality of traditional kitchen appliances, 

but in a much smaller footprint. 

It is designed to perform the function of a kettle, food processor and blender with 

added benefits due to the modular design. Circular design principles of modular 

design and standardised components promotes repair and remanufacture of the 

product. As part of a product leasing model the user is encouraged to return the 

product for repairs. Kor is manufactured from aluminium, supporting product 

longevity and recycling at the end of the product’s life. 

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Labyrinth 

A Marble Run Educating 

Children about Waste 

Labyrinth is a tilting marble run designed to educate 

children about materials and recycling through play. 

It challenges children to sort materials through the 

layered tracks in order to recycle the materials. It also 

promotes teamwork and the development of fine 

motor skills through the tilting motion needed to move 

the balls along the path. 

The modular track construction allows the children to customise and create a huge 

variety of track layouts. This allows for expansion of the product to supplement the 

play experience and extend the product’s longevity. Designed for CNC manufacture, 

the game body uses joints to allow easy assembly, disassembly and repair. 

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DESIGNER 

Ollie Kidner


To me, sustainability is being aware of the consequences of our actions and 

the understanding of how to reduce our impact as individuals. 


I guess watching diggers at construction sites, then playing with lego, then 

bikes etc. as a kid led me to question how things worked and were made. 

Once you understand how something works, it’s a lot easier to make 

informed decisions about how to make it work even better. 


From all of my experience and use of such a wide variety of tools, processes 

and materials I have gained a better understanding of what makes a 

successful or viable project. 


I want to change how sustainability is viewed by others. As designers we are 

immersed in the notion of sustainability daily. I want more people to learn 

that being more sustainable isn’t about being a hippy or living in a tent, but 

rather the much simpler idea that we should give more consideration to the 

choices we make and the stuff we buy. 


and why? 

Bright yellow, because it looks fast. 

Find me at: 

okidner.ok@gmail.com 

instagram.com/okidner

Reshoevenate 

With the world population projected to surpass 9 billion 

by 2050 we must begin to tackle the wealth of waste 

issues we are now faced with. 

Reshoevenate is a closed-loop response to the globes footwear wastage problem. 

Utilising non virgin materials and intuitive user-centered design, a Reshoevenate 

shoe can be easily and quickly disassembled by their end consumer, into mono 

material groups for recycling and remanufacture into a new pair of shoes. Using 

LDPE plastic for an upper allows for a vacuum moulded upper - reducing the shoe’s 

complexity and allowing for easy user disassembly. A merino wool sock inside the 

shoe prevents sweat build up and keeps the wearer’s feet comfortable. 

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DESIGNER 

Saxon Brewer-Marchant


To me, sustainability is innovation. It’s the ability to explore and overcome 

vast challenges and obstacles to create something that is responsible 

throughout its lifecycle. Not only to the environment, but with economical 

and social awareness. It is a responsibility to preserve our relationship with 

world around us and our future in it. 


As a child, with mildly destructive tendencies, I was always fascinated 

about how things were put together… by taking them apart. An extensive 

lego collection meant weekends of translating visualisations into physical 

objects. Design gave me the freedom to create what I wanted. Whereas 

now, my sustainable design knowledge is enabling me to create what is 

needed. 


User centered design is the most valuable skill I have gained during my 

projects. Critically analysing the design and its direction has been key to 

arriving at practical solutions that promote sustainable values and fulfil the 

user’s needs. 


I want to help change the face of sustainability. Being responsible does not 

correlate with being plain or boring, it also doesn’t mean using cardboard 

and sacrificing the user experience. 


and why? 

I’d be a bright orange; a bold, energetic copic, helping lift the design off the 

page and stand out amongst the rest. 

Find me at: 

saxon@medilance.com 

instagram.com/saxon_fox 

behance.net/saxon304a 

linkedin.com/in/saxon-brewer-marchant-48341755

Kemi 

A Multi-Generational 

Chameleon Puzzle 

Utilising high quality materials and a blend of traditional 

and modern manufacturing techniques, this anatomical 

puzzle and its packaging express a tactile response to 

an overly saturated, disposable toy industry. 

Kemi exercises cognitive and creative development, with the individual puzzle pieces 

snapping together to create a 3D chameleon skeleton. By sympathising with a child’s 

curiosity to learn through physical investigation, this puzzle is stylised on museum 

exhibitions where everything is protected and out of reach of inquisitive hands. 

Kemi is a tactile product, looking to break down the barriers between interactive 

learning and the natural world. 

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DESIGNER 

Skye Algera


To me, sustainability is a nuanced and complicated solution wrapped 

around a man-made issue.There is much room for improvement within all 

areas of sustainability, but every day I am heartened by the dedication and 

progress made by mindful individuals and companies. 


Design fascinates me, I believe its cleverness lies in the ability to appeal 

to not only one, but thousands of people. Thousands of people whose 

lives could be forever improved with good design.That responsibility and 

opportunity to connect and communicate with people of all walks of life is 

what first drew me to design. 


Through my various projects I have gained a plethora of skills, both practical 

and professional. The most valuable has been identifying and recognising 

my talents and personality within the work I produce. 


I want to educate people; I want to help put ignorance to rest in the many 

forms it exists through education and cultivation of compassion. 


and why? 

I was always a fan of the magic pencils with various colours in their leads, as 

colour brings transcendent beauty to life. So, I would aspire to be a brand 

new, breakthrough, magic, multi-coloured Copic marker. 

Find me at: 

skye.algera@rocketmail.com 

instagram.com/t_nks 

behance.net/t_nks 

linkedin.com/in/skyealgera

Stori 

Utilising Craft to Empower 

Communities 

‘Stori’ focuses on empowering the Cornish community by supporting local business 

and celebrating Cornish art, culture, and heritage. 

The project outcome consists of four automata scenes that describe and illustrate 

historical local business St Austell Brewery’s making their signature pale ale; Tribute. 

The project outcome puts especial interest on the ‘home grown’ nature of the 

beverage in order to change perceptions of what can be achieved in Cornwall. 

The project is deeply inspired by the art of Cornish automata, with its witty 

combination of beautiful art and craftwork along with mechanical genius. 

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Caring for Carers 

How can we combat carer burnout? 

‘Caring for Carers’ is a project exploring the OpenIDEO 

brief; ‘How might we better support family caregivers 

as they care for a loved one with dementia?’. 

Caring for Carers focuses on the wellbeing and mental 

health of the unpaid family caregiver taking care of a 

loved one with early or mid-stage dementia. 

The product makes use of user input to allow caregivers 

to track their mental and physical wellbeing, allowing 

them to stay in the moment with their loved one, while 

also making them aware of their overall mental and 

physical health. 

The vision is for the product to reduce the rate of carer 

burnout, and possibly save lives. 

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DESIGNER 

Stefan Hewitt


I like the quote “treating the world as if we plan to stay”. It’s not only using 

electric cars and putting out the recycling but creating a fair society that 

works for everyone and setting up the systems that will provide people and 

the planet to meet their needs indefinitely. 


I always had the stereotypical urge to take things apart as a kid, that most 

designers had. I think my drive really took off during school when myself 

and a friend were always trying to one-up each other in DT class. When I 

started realising the opportunities that were there in design, I decided to 

follow that path. 


My physical understanding of materials and making physical products has 

increased dramatically but the most important skill I’ve developed is the 

ability to utilise empathy. To step into the shoes of the user and understand 

what their true needs are is one of the most valuable skills. 


I want to make good, sustainable design more accessible to those less-abled 

in society. 


and why? 

I’d be the box, clear headed and organised. That’s an option right?! Well if I 

had to choose a colour, it would be a mustard yellow. Deep and soothing, 

whilst striving to shine. 

Find me at: 

stefan.hewitt@gmail.com 

+44 7946 717 570 

linkedin.com/in/stefanhewitt 

instagram.com/stefanhewitt_design

omneboard 

The Inclusive Chopping Board 

Omne is a combination between a chopping board and 

kitchen knife that primarily utilises leverage to enhance 

an individual’s cutting power and ease. Designed to 

be inclusive of those with low dexterity, strength and 

control, its many features make it a useful kitchen 

addition for any generation of the family. 

The Omne Board is a modular design, able to be entirely disassembled, making it 

easy to clean and repaired, whilst also being manufactured from lasting sustainable 

materials. The Omne Board facilitates safe & easy food preparation in the kitchen. 

Metal parts laser cut by Q-Laser. Find them at Q-Laser.co.uk 

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DESIGNER 

Stuart King


Sustainability for me is realising the connectivity of the world and 

understanding the consequences of our actions. Thinking for the future. 


I didn’t have a revelation that I knew I was going to become a designer but 

was a natural culmination of my interests. I have always enjoyed creating 

and sustainable design is a chance to apply this to create positive change. 


Being able to observe and notice things that can be improved and being 

able to take this from an idea to reality. 


There are so many things that could be said but I believe peoples 

attitude towards sustainability and the realisation that our actions have 

consequences is a good place to start. 


and why? 

Hard question. The answer would change everyday. 

Find me at: 

stuartkingdesign@gmail.com 

instagram.com/myusernameisstu 

behance.net/stuartkingcec3

Peninsula 

Modern surfboards are estimated to emit over 600 lbs 

of CO2 during their lifespan and often end up in landfill 

or as ocean waste. With an estimated 35 million surfers 

worldwide, that adds up to an unacceptable cost to the 

planet. In the beginning, surfing was a simple coming 

together of wood, water and waves. As the culture 

developed, surfboard construction moved beyond 

the Wili Wili, Ula and the Koa trees used to adopting 

synthetic materials such as fibreglass, styrofoam and 

polyurethane. 

Peninsula is a surfboard that aims to highlight a viable 

alternative to the current manufacturing methods 

utilised; while still ensuring that the board still performs 

to the same standard or better than a PU or EPS 

constructed surfboard. 

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DESIGNER 

Wiktoria Boniecka


In my little naive mind being sustainable is about leaving as little carbon 

footprint as possible by making informed decisions. It doesn’t always work, 

but there’s no harm in trying. 


Design world came to me alongside my first massive desktop computer and 

the Adobe Suite in its early years. I’ve spent long hours trying to make my 

teenage artworks deep by scouring the first online tutorials and, of course, 

other pubescent masterpieces on Deviantart. 


I am glad I have learned how to weld during my live project with Bodj, 

because welding not only allows to create new things, but most importantly 

it can fix the damaged ones permanently. 


I am saddened by the prevalent misconception of how most industries 

harvest and use the animal-derived products and how this misinformation 

affects the consumer behaviour. I’d like to see more effort from the 

companies that have the biggest impact on the youngest generation. 


and why? 

Black because it’s safe, although technically it’s not a colour but the result of 

the absence or complete absorption of visible light. I like a good research, 

you see. 

Find me at: 

wiktoriaboniecka@gmail.com 

linkedin.com/in/wiktoriaboniecka 

behance.net/wiktoriaboniecka 

the-dots.com/users/wiktoria-boniecka-278827

Modulaa 

Modular Motorcycle Gear 

Riders using their motorbikes for everyday commuting always consider 

waterproofness of the gear first, as it needs to keep their work/school clothes dry. 

Leather performs best for important factors like abrasion resistance and reparability, 

but it is not waterproof and does not provide a good airflow. All of the available 

textile clothing is designed for the streets only (track gear has to be made out of 

leather) which makes it less focused on preventing rips. 

Modulaa is a motorbike textile gear that uses the latest technology in abrasion 

resistance and focuses on cutting the waste by making it modular, so that in the 

event of a crash, the damaged part of the jacket could be replaced. 

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Thank you to Lou Thompson who 

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cent which is meaningful to you will have a powerful effect. - Joanna Grace, founder of The Sensory Projects; Separation anxiety disorder is the most prevalent anxiety disorder in chil 

anagement program is public awareness and participation - Center for Applied Environmental Research, University of Missouri 2004; For centuries sheepskins have been utilised by 

roduced from non-renewable fossil energy, natural fibres are a natural process using a simple blend of natural ingredients. For wool this is water, air, sunshine and grass. - Woolmark 

highs. Period pain can be felt as a dull ache or painful spasms. Women can also experience nausea and headaches. – The BBC; Around 1 in every 20 women have symptoms that are se 

004; In a world of air conditioned and uniformly lit offices, superstores and shopping malls, it is no wonder that we sometimes feel ourselves to be whirring minds disassociated from 

oad and Transport Research Institute 2018; In the future, we will integrate technology more in the way we live; either you would need the textile to soften up a very high-tech interior, or 

Steiner, 2013; Adults in Great Britain are now spending an incredible 7 hours and 56 minutes a day consuming media - IPA touchpoints 2017; If every city on earth were to grow 10 p 

ehabilitation, rebuilding strength after an accident or illness. It has also been shown it can help improve bone density in older people. - Using Gardening to Change Lives; It is estimated t 

o want to spend a bit more on a product that boasts not only real quality and longevity, but ethical and environmental messaging, too. - Dr Wendy Hamilton; 80% of a product’s enviro 

tress-related disorders before the person with dementia they are caring for dies - Stanford Medicine, 2002; Cornwall is a peripheral rural location in the South West of the UK, and ha 

wolinska 2013; Leather is performing best in important factors like abrasion resistance and reparability, but it is not waterproof - de Rome et al., 2011; All of the available textile cloth 

anning process uses several chemicals and toxins including ammonia; cyanide-based dyes, formaldehyde; and lead. Some of these products are carcinogenic, and all are environment 

oods Association; Over 50% of UK household waste is not recycled - Department of Food and Rural Affairs. Working without natural light can be detrimental to your productivity, healt 

ool for regulating emotions. It is the only sense processed directly by the limbic brain, which means that a scent which is meaningful to you will have a powerful effect. - Joanna Grace, f 

akes you happier, healthier and wealthier - cyclescheme.co.uk 2018; A critical component in any waste management program is public awareness and participation - Center for Appl 

aterial and its benefits - Lewis Steer, The Dartmoor Shepherd; Unlike synthetics which are industrially produced from non-renewable fossil energy, natural fibres are a natural proce 

enstrual monthly cycle. It is usually experienced as abdominal cramps, which can spread to the back and thighs. Period pain can be felt as a dull ache or painful spasms. Women can 

irls believe that they are not good enough or don’t measure up in some way - Dove, a Unilever Beauty Brand 2004; In a world of air conditioned and uniformly lit offices, superstores a 

raffic safety research assumes that 80% of crashes are due to human error. - Anna Anund, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute 2018; In the future, we will integr 

harlotte Bastholm Skjold, Head of Design Management, Kvadrat, 2017; 1 in 7 people suffer from migraines - Timothy J Steiner, 2013; Adults in Great Britain are now spending an incr 

quare miles of farmland back to forest. - Dickson Despommier; Gardening is a form of exercise which can be used in rehabilitation, rebuilding strength after an accident or illness. It has 

ealth problem – MentalHealth; Families are starting to see the importance of sustainable toys, and they are beginning to want to spend a bit more on a product that boasts not only 

hurch; Over 95% of the worlds footwear goes to landfill - Dr Shahim Rahimifard; 40% of Alzheimer’s caregivers die from stress-related disorders before the person with dementia they 

han a century. - Willet, 2009; Leather clothing is more durable but it makes it impossible for human skin to breathe - Zwolinska 2013; Leather is performing best in important factors lik 

f leather) which makes it less focused on preventing rips - Hurren, Phillips and Wang, 2014; Cruelty aside, leather tanning process uses several chemicals and toxins including ammon 

upply - Lennon 2013; 139.6 million backpacks were bought in 2013, this statistic has risen every year since - Travel Goods Association; Over 50% of UK household waste is not recycled - 

ith the earth’s daily rotation has shown to be essential for health. - The Huffington Post; Scent is an incredible tool for regulating emotions. It is the only sense processed directly by th 

revalent anxiety disorder in children under the age of 12. - Psychology Today. 2018; Regular cycle commuting makes you happier, healthier and wealthier - cyclescheme.co.uk 2018; A 

heepskins have been utilised by mankind for countless purposes, our mission is to reconnect people with the material and its benefits - Lewis Steer, The Dartmoor Shepherd; Unlike s 

unshine and grass. - Woolmark Performance Challenge 2018; Most women experience pain as part of their menstrual monthly cycle. It is usually experienced as abdominal cramps, w 

omen have symptoms that are severe enough to stop them living their normal lives. - NHS England; 7 in 10 girls believe that they are not good enough or don’t measure up in some w 

hirring minds disassociated from our bodies, unhappily divorced from our natural selves. - Crawford 2017; Traffic safety research assumes that 80% of crashes are due to human erro 

often up a very high-tech interior, or maybe you would have the technology integrated into the textile. - Charlotte Bastholm Skjold, Head of Design Management, Kvadrat, 2017; 1 in 7 p 

very city on earth were to grow 10 percent of its produce indoors, it would allow us to take 340,000 square miles of farmland back to forest. - Dickson Despommier; Gardening is a form o 

o Change Lives; It is estimated that 1 in 6 people in the past week experienced a common mental health problem – MentalHealth; Families are starting to see the importance of sustai 

amilton; 80% of a product’s environmental impact is determined in the design phase - Rawling Church; Over 95% of the worlds footwear goes to landfill - Dr Shahim Rahimifard; 40% o 

he South West of the UK, and has experienced almost continual socio-economic decline for more than a century. - Willet, 2009; Leather clothing is more durable but it makes it impossi 

ll of the available textile clothing is designed for commuting only (track gear has to be made out of leather) which makes it less focused on preventing rips - Hurren, Phillips and Wang, 20 

nd all are environmental pollutants, which end up released into the air, ground, and water supply - Lennon 2013; 139.6 million backpacks were bought in 2013, this statistic has risen 

o your productivity, health and overall wellbeing. - The Huffington Post; Proper synchronization with the earth’s daily rotation has shown to be essential for health. - The Huffington Pos 

ffect. - Joanna Grace, founder of The Sensory Projects; Separation anxiety disorder is the most prevalent anxiety disorder in children under the age of 12. - Psychology Today. 2018; Regul 

Center for Applied Environmental Research, University of Missouri 2004; For centuries sheepskins have been utilised by mankind for countless purposes, our mission is to reconnect p 

atural process using a simple blend of natural ingredients. For wool this is water, air, sunshine and grass. - Woolmark Performance Challenge 2018; Most women experience pain as p 

omen can also experience nausea and headaches. – The BBC; Around 1 in every 20 women have symptoms that are severe enough to stop them living their normal lives. - NHS Engl 

uperstores and shopping malls, it is no wonder that we sometimes feel ourselves to be whirring minds disassociated from our bodies, unhappily divorced from our natural selves. - Cr 

e will integrate technology more in the way we live; either you would need the textile to soften up a very high-tech interior, or maybe you would have the technology integrated into the 

n incredible 7 hours and 56 minutes a day consuming media - IPA touchpoints 2017; If every city on earth were to grow 10 percent of its produce indoors, it would allow us to take 340, 

t has also been shown it can help improve bone density in older people. - Using Gardening to Change Lives; It is estimated that 1 in 6 people in the past week experienced a common m 

nly real quality and longevity, but ethical and environmental messaging, too. - Dr Wendy Hamilton; 80% of a product’s environmental impact is determined in the design phase - Rawl 

hey are caring for dies - Stanford Medicine, 2002; Cornwall is a peripheral rural location in the South West of the UK, and has experienced almost continual socio-economic decline fo 

actors like abrasion resistance and reparability, but it is not waterproof - de Rome et al., 2011; All of the available textile clothing is designed for commuting only (track gear has to be m 

mmonia; cyanide-based dyes, formaldehyde; and lead. Some of these products are carcinogenic, and all are environmental pollutants, which end up released into the air, ground, and 

ecycled - Department of Food and Rural Affairs. Working without natural light can be detrimental to your productivity, health and overall wellbeing. - The Huffington Post; Proper sync 

irectly by the limbic brain, which means that a scent which is meaningful to you will have a powerful effect. - Joanna Grace, founder of The Sensory Projects; Separation anxiety disorde 

o.uk 2018; A critical component in any waste management program is public awareness and participation - Center for Applied Environmental Research, University of Missouri 2004; For 

nlike synthetics which are industrially produced from non-renewable fossil energy, natural fibres are a natural process using a simple blend of natural ingredients. For wool this is w 

ramps, which can spread to the back and thighs. Period pain can be felt as a dull ache or painful spasms. Women can also experience nausea and headaches. – The BBC; Around 1 in e 

ome way - Dove, a Unilever Beauty Brand 2004; In a world of air conditioned and uniformly lit offices, superstores and shopping malls, it is no wonder that we sometimes feel ourselves 

rror. - Anna Anund, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute 2018; In the future, we will integrate technology more in the way we live; either you would need the textil 

n 7 people suffer from migraines - Timothy J Steiner, 2013; Adults in Great Britain are now spending an incredible 7 hours and 56 minutes a day consuming media - IPA touchpoints 201 

form of exercise which can be used in rehabilitation, rebuilding strength after an accident or illness. It has also been shown it can help improve bone density in older people. - Using G 

f sustainable toys, and they are beginning to want to spend a bit more on a product that boasts not only real quality and longevity, but ethical and environmental messaging, too. - Dr W 

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mpossible for human skin to breathe - Zwolinska 2013; Leather is performing best in important factors like abrasion resistance and reparability, but it is not waterproof - de Rome et al. 

ang, 2014; Cruelty aside, leather tanning process uses several chemicals and toxins including ammonia; cyanide-based dyes, formaldehyde; and lead. Some of these products are car 

as risen every year since - Travel Goods Association; Over 50% of UK household waste is not recycled - Department of Food and Rural Affairs. Working without natural light can be d 

uffington Post; Scent is an incredible tool for regulating emotions. It is the only sense processed directly by the limbic brain, which means that a scent which is meaningful to you will h 

oday. 2018; Regular cycle commuting makes you happier, healthier and wealthier - cyclescheme.co.uk 2018; A critical component in any waste management program is public aware 

ission is to reconnect people with the material and its benefits - Lewis Steer, The Dartmoor Shepherd; Unlike synthetics which are industrially produced from non-renewable fossil e 

omen experience pain as part of their menstrual monthly cycle. It is usually experienced as abdominal cramps, which can spread to the back and thighs. Period pain can be felt as a du 

ormal lives. - NHS England; 7 in 10 girls believe that they are not good enough or don’t measure up in some way - Dove, a Unilever Beauty Brand 2004; In a world of air conditioned an 

ur natural selves. - Crawford 2017; Traffic safety research assumes that 80% of crashes are due to human error. - Anna Anund, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute 2 

ntegrated into the textile. - Charlotte Bastholm Skjold, Head of Design Management, Kvadrat, 2017; 1 in 7 people suffer from migraines - Timothy J Steiner, 2013; Adults in Great Britain 

llow us to take 340,000 square miles of farmland back to forest. - Dickson Despommier; Gardening is a form of exercise which can be used in rehabilitation, rebuilding strength after 

xperienced a common mental health problem – MentalHealth; Families are starting to see the importance of sustainable toys, and they are beginning to want to spend a bit more on a 

he design phase - Rawling Church; Over 95% of the worlds footwear goes to landfill - Dr Shahim Rahimifard; 40% of Alzheimer’s caregivers die from stress-related disorders before the p 

conomic decline for more than a century. - Willet, 2009; Leather clothing is more durable but it makes it impossible for human skin to breathe - Zwolinska 2013; Leather is performing b 

ear has to be made out of leather) which makes it less focused on preventing rips - Hurren, Phillips and Wang, 2014; Cruelty aside, leather tanning process uses several chemicals and 

ir, ground, and water supply - Lennon 2013; 139.6 million backpacks were bought in 2013, this statistic has risen every year since - Travel Goods Association; Over 50% of UK househo 

ost; Proper synchronization with the earth’s daily rotation has shown to be essential for health. - The Huffington Post; Scent is an incredible tool for regulating emotions. It is the only se 

nxiety disorder is the most prevalent anxiety disorder in children under the age of 12. - Psychology Today. 2018; Regular cycle commuting makes you happier, healthier and wealthie 

issouri 2004; For centuries sheepskins have been utilised by mankind for countless purposes, our mission is to reconnect people with the material and its benefits - Lewis Steer, The D 

or wool this is water, air, sunshine and grass. - Woolmark Performance Challenge 2018; Most women experience pain as part of their menstrual monthly cycle. It is usually experienced 

round 1 in every 20 women have symptoms that are severe enough to stop them living their normal lives. - NHS England; 7 in 10 girls believe that they are not good enough or don’t m 

eel ourselves to be whirring minds disassociated from our bodies, unhappily divorced from our natural selves. - Crawford 2017; Traffic safety research assumes that 80% of crashes are 

eed the textile to soften up a very high-tech interior, or maybe you would have the technology integrated into the textile. - Charlotte Bastholm Skjold, Head of Design Management, Kv 

ouchpoints 2017; If every city on earth were to grow 10 percent of its produce indoors, it would allow us to take 340,000 square miles of farmland back to forest. - Dickson Despommie 

eople. - Using Gardening to Change Lives; It is estimated that 1 in 6 people in the past week experienced a common mental health problem – MentalHealth; Families are starting to s 

essaging, too. - Dr Wendy Hamilton; 80% of a product’s environmental impact is determined in the design phase - Rawling Church; Over 95% of the worlds footwear goes to landfill - 

hey are caring for dies - Stanford Medicine, 2002; Cornwall is a peripheral rural location in the South West of the UK, and has experienced almost continual socio-economic decline 

reathe - Zwolinska 2013; Leather is performing best in important factors like abrasion resistance and reparability, but it is not waterproof - de Rome et al., 2011; All of the available te 

reventing rips - Hurren, Phillips and Wang, 2014; Cruelty aside, leather tanning process uses several chemicals and toxins including ammonia; cyanide-based dyes, formaldehyde; an 

round, and water supply - Lennon 2013; 139.6 million backpacks were bought in 2013, this statistic has risen every year since - Travel Goods Association; Over 50% of UK household 

roductivity, health and overall wellbeing. - The Huffington Post; Proper synchronization with the earth’s daily rotation has shown to be essential for health. - The Huffington Post; Scen 

scent which is meaningful to you will have a powerful effect. - Joanna Grace, founder of The Sensory Projects; Separation anxiety disorder is the most prevalent anxiety disorder in child 

cyclescheme.co.uk 2018; A critical component in any waste management program is public awareness and participation - Center for Applied Environmental Research, University of M 

artmoor Shepherd; Unlike synthetics which are industrially produced from non-renewable fossil energy, natural fibres are a natural process using a simple blend of natural ingredients. 

s abdominal cramps, which can spread to the back and thighs. Period pain can be felt as a dull ache or painful spasms. Women can also experience nausea and headaches. – The BBC 

easure up in some way - Dove, a Unilever Beauty Brand 2004; In a world of air conditioned and uniformly lit offices, superstores and shopping malls, it is no wonder that we sometime 

re due to human error. - Anna Anund, Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute 2018; In the future, we will integrate technology more in the way we live; either you wou

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