The sewing machine is a tool of joining, aligning and constructing through care, precision and repetition. These themes sit at the heart of VÆRKTØJ 3, the latest exhibition curated by jonas trampedach, Kasper Salto, Michael Antrobus, and Frederik Gustav as part of 3daysofdesign 2026. Pearson Lloyd’s contribution, BICONE, continues our exploration of demateriality. […]
View PostGodt Lavet Second instalment of Well Made Following the success of ‘Well Made: What it means today’ at London Design Festival 2024, we are bringing the second installment of the exhibition to Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign 2025. Hosted at Designmuseum Danmark, Godt Lavet (‘Well Made’ in Danish) continues to explore the nature of making in […]
View PostDelighted to have completed Kern for InClass: a fully modular system of seating elements. Composed by four collections, Kern includes sofas, modular seats, meeting booths, and occasional tables. creating a complete universe of versatile elements able to solve the needs of today’s interaction and waiting spaces. Read more on Kern here
View PostBeyond the classical principles of form, function, desirability, and feasibility, what truly defines something as ‘well made’? This is a question Pearson Lloyd has been exploring in recent years. To deepen this inquiry, we have curated a new exhibition titled ‘Well Made: what it means today’, which is part of London Design Festival 2024, held […]
View PostWhat it means today As part of London Design Festival 2024, Pearson Lloyd will present a new exhibition at Yorkton Workshops that aims to reshape our perception of quality and industry in the context of sustainability. The exhibition brings together a diverse array of people and practices to explore the idea of ‘well made’ through […]
View PostJoin the conversation to redefine ‘well made’ for the 21st century Proposition The act of making has driven human and cultural evolution for millennia, elevating our existence and surroundings through ingenuity and innovation. However, in recent history, this creative process has been monetised, industrialised and globalised, resulting in rapid social, economic and environmental change. […]
View PostWe are delighted to have been asked to do some mentoring this spring for final year students on the product design course at Istituto Marangoni London. These projects will be exhibited later in September at the Design Museum London.
View PostAfter many years of development with Lufthansa, we are thrilled to welcome the first Allegris A350 cabin! The Allegris Business class cabin experience is rooted in a year-long, multi-faceted co-creation programme of primary research and ideation. The concept of choice is a central theme in the development of the new Business class cabin and […]
View PostLooking forward to 2024, our key focuses will be flexibility, de-materiality, and the aesthetics of circularity. Flexibility: Flexibility of use and construction prolongs the useful life of products, systems, and buildings and enables adaptive reuse, repair, and recycling. De-Materiality: A challenge to minimise the content and complexity of all assembly built systems to de-materialise and […]
View PostLast night, Pearson Lloyd was awarded ‘Designer of the year 2023’ by Dezeen, the planet’s most influential architecture and design website. Thank you to the judges for recognising the work we do and its role in our rapidly changing world. Since starting out in 1997, we have consistently pursued projects that excite us — […]
View PostPearson Lloyd has been shortlisted for the Dezeen Designers of the Year Award! The Designers of the Year award rewards the best emerging and established talent across architecture, interiors and design, and recognises those whose innovative work has made a notable impact on the industry. We are honoured to be shortlisted alongside Paul […]
View PostEgg, Swan, Womb: these organic words are resonant of nature. They are also names of some of the most recognisable chairs of the 20th century that reimagined seating in bold forms. This new aesthetic language of complex compound forms was enabled by technological developments in polyurethane foam moulding, glues, and fibreglass. These icons of design […]
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