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Best French Industrial Designers Arik Levy

Arik Levy is a well-known artist, photographer as well as a film-maker. He was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel in 1963 and moved to Europe in 1988. There, he graduated at Art Centre Europe, in Switzerland with honours in the area of Industrial Design in 1991.

To know more : https://www.archchat.com/article/top-designer/best-french-industrial-designers-arik-levy/france/12935

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Australian Furniture Designers Marc Newson

Marc Newson was born in Sydney and much of his childhood spent in traveling in Europe as well as Asia. As a student, he began to experiment and explore with furniture design. He received a grant from the Australian Crafts Council after completing his graduation which helped in staging his first exhibition. The Lockheed Lounge was featured in this exhibition that has set three consecutive world records at auction over the years.

To know more: https://www.archchat.com/article/top-blogger/australian-furniture-designers-marc-newson/united-kingdom/12517

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Italian Furniture and Interior Designer Daniel Rode

Daniel Rode was born in France in 1967 and completed his graduation at ‘Ecole Boulle’ in Paris in Architecture and Design. He has mainly designed handbags and fashion accessories working in countries like  Africa, China, and Hong Kong. Daniel Rode established his own design studio in 1991 in Paris. Later on, he moved to Udine, Italy committed to furniture design and art direction for various companies.

To know more visit: https://www.archchat.com/article/top-designer/italian-furniture-and-interior-designer-daniel-rode/italy/12890

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Sofie Refer

Sofie Refer is a popular Danish lighting designer who has received many prestigious international awards including Good Design Award and Wallpaper Design award. She is also the main designer of the lamp brand Nuura created in 2017.

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Best Swiss Product Designer Alfredo Häberli

Alfredo Häberli is a Swiss designer of international reputation symbolizing streamlined, minimalist design and meticulous use of materials. After completing his study from the Zurich Higher School of Design in industrial design, he began to work for the Museum of Design in Zurich as an exhibition stage designer. Alfredo Häberli, through his Alfredo Häberli Design Development studio, is designing products for various prominent companies since 1993.

To know more visit: https://www.archchat.com/article/top-designer/best-swiss-product-designer-alfredo-h%C3%A4berli/switzerland/12142

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How to set up your design studio in the sky to work from anywhere

The world is facing a difficult situation, unlike any before. COVID-19 has brought the world to a halt. Over a billion people have been asked to self-quarantine by staying inside their homes. Everyone regardless of whether they are an employer or employee is affected. The survival of many industries is at stake. 

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6 PROBLEMS EVERY PRINCIPAL DESIGNER FACES AND HOW TO SOLVE THEM

The principal designer and his team are always hard at work, managing multiple projects, and in turn, managing multiple tasks under each of those projects. There’s of course, a lot of back and forth, and the work needs to be assigned to different team members, executed with rigor and precision, and then delivered on time. And in the midst of all this, principal designers take some problems for granted, as a part of their work life.

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6 Ways iSticker helps Architects and Designers get New Projects

When a new client finds you, it is called inbound marketing. In simple terms, it means, instead of you finding new clients, the clients find you. It is recommended that you also develop a strong marketing infrastructure for your design practice to keep getting continuous inflow of new project enquiries.

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Why branding is important?

When a brand’s values and promises are compelling, people buy its products or services i.e. they believe in the brand’s values and promises. Notably, a brand’s values and promises are more important than ever before because, as leading businesses know, there is little else differentiating their products and services from competitors’. Plus they know the tricks of building their brand.

Even when many professionals and design firms are very creative, they struggle because they lack the knowledge and skills to get their brand recognised. This is why they get lost amongst a sea of competitors, always struggling to get new business.

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Victor Vasilev is a reputed designer who born in 1974 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. He moved to Israel at the age of 15 with his family. In the year 1996, Vasilev shifted to Milan  to study architecture at the Politecnico. He spent a year at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagenas an exchange student prior to his graduation.

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Emilio Nanni is an architect, designer and artist. He was born in Bazzano, Bologna in 1955 and received his Architecture degree from Florence. He has also taught in numerous Architecture and Design departments in Italy.

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Inspiration and components from great brands and how to apply them

A design firm that is a recognised brand has an edge over competitors. This is because such a firm has a persona that is broader than that of a design firm. A design firm’s brand should evoke in project owners subtle and positive emotions. These emotions make the design firm more than it was before it became a recognised brand. Needless to say, when a design firm’s brand produces positive emotions among project owners, the firm’s services are in greater demand.

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What is branding?

Branding is people’s perception about you and your business. Every human being and business is a brand. Whether a brand is good or bad, recognised or unrecognised, depends on how perception about it has been created in other’s minds. Those who create the right perception about themselves and their businesses are more successful than others. A brand is more than its logo. The name of a person or firm, the work they do, their expertise, culture, ethics, the value of promises they have made, their differentiators, market they serve, their recognitions, and more, count toward building a brand.

To know more: https://www.archchat.com/article/branding/an-introduction-to-branding/singapore/15376