Designers

Note Design Studio encompasses a diversity of disciplines ranging from architecture, interiors and product design to strategy, graphic design and art direction, as a team we are as multifaceted as the spaces and territories in which we operate. Each project is elevated through personalisation in dialogue with their clients, and a deep commitment to the integrity of their craft. They combine their extensive experience with an adaptive and innovative mindset to reveal new opportunities. They always seek to engage the senses, evoke genuine emotions and stimulate meaningful dialogue. Whether it's an office, a playground, a publication or a chair, they always pay attention to the infinite possibilities of interacting intimately with the environment.

For Patrick Norguet, design is above all a matter of happy encounters. What excites him most is the exchange with manufacturers, the discovery of their know-how; the impulse of a creative intention refined by technical constraints, economic stakes and the expectations of a user whom he hopes to win over in a discreet but lasting way.

Tanja Vibe and Petra Gendt met at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, where they studied visual communication, and after finishing school, they founded their own studio: All The Way To Paris, based in central Copenhagen. For more than 20 years, their studio has worked on a wide range of projects and clients. They have designed a wide variety of books, identities, carpets, quilts, posters, mirrors and even wine labels. Always open to new challenges, materials and techniques there is a common thread in their work, the play with composition.

Born in Valencia (Spain) in 1974, Victor Carrasco began his professional career after graduating Cum Laude as an Industrial Design Engineer from the Polytechnic University of Valencia. Far from fashions and trends, he develops and positions international brands with a surprising add value thanks to his fixation for synthesis, sustainable growth and his pragmatic forecasts about the future. Since 2007 he combines his work as strategic director of Viccarbe with that of Business Development Director for the prestigious North American multinational Coalesse (Steelcase Inc.), as well as multiple collaborations as an industrial designer for internationally renowned firms (Godiva, Paola Lenti, Vibia, Living Ceramics, etc). Throughout his career he has been awarded the Prince Felipe Award for Business Excellence, as well as the German Design Award.

With a double degree in sculpture and design, Seung-Yong Song, pursues the value and quality of work promoted by knowledge in design techniques, including concept generation, design and production techniques. Having completed a bachelor's and master's degree in design at École Supérieure d'Art et de Design de Reims in France in 2009. He has worked on several high-end furniture and branding projects with French designers such as Claudio Colucci and Jean Marc Gady.

Daniel Debiasi and Federico Sandri founded their own Something studio in 2010. Based in London and Verona, they work in various areas of design looking at both objects and spaces. Based on a broader way of thinking, where objects are seen as part of a larger canvas, they experiment with different materials and processes, combining fabrication and craftsmanship. Daniel Debiasi and Federico Sandri have created work for renowned manufacturers such as Lema, Ligne Roset, Penta, Schönbuch and Villeroy & Boch, among others, and some of their work has been featured in major publications around the world.

Ludovica+Roberto Palomba founded the architecture and design studio Palomba Serafini Associati in 1994 in Milan. Today, it is here that they continue to work on numerous residential, interior and design architecture projects among others. The high quality of their projects is their trademark.

Norm Architects was founded in 2008. Located in the heart of Copenhagen, Norm works in residential architecture, retail interiors, industrial design, photography, graphic design and art direction. Norm's name indicates the extent to which they are inspired by the traditions and standards that have evolved over the centuries within the fields of architecture and aesthetics. It is about finding the simplest form for a given function without forgetting the beauty of form and detail, in order to reach a point where there is nothing to add and nothing to take away to improve the product. Like the native Scandinavians, they take pride in their culture and history, and hope and aspire to create new standards for Nordic design.

Design requires no explanation. Its intention must be revealed through the simplest and most modest ways of interpreting and influencing the daily rituals of our lives. Accordingly, Soda represents the purity and clarity of this idea. Nada Nasrallah and Christian Horner, designers of Soda, met while studying Industrial Design at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna and at ENSCI/Les Ateliers in Paris. Coming from different professions such as carpentry and goldsmithing, the common interest that led them to work together was the adoption of challenging design projects. With teaching experience at Kingston/New Design University St. Pölten (2003-09), Design College St. Pölten (since 2016) and work experience at Sottsass Associati and Paolo Rizzato in Milan, Radi Designers/Paris, Philips Design Vienna/Singapore, Sagem and Bene Office Furniture, Soda Designers are now based in Vienna and engaged in a variety of projects spanning furniture design, consumer electronics, interior design and home accessories. Projects for: Wittmann, Ligne Roset, Fontana Arte, MDF Italia, Berndorf, Porro, Bene Office Furniture and Philips Design, among others.