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13/08/2025

In Raum und wohnen! 🫶 Raum und Wohnen

Endlich Sommer. Wirklich jetzt. Nach einem Juli, der mehr an Gummistiefel als Sandalen dachte, ist er da, dieser Augustlichtschimmer, der alles wärmer, weiter und ein bisschen unvernünftig macht. Passend dazu unsere neue Ausgabe – wie eine Schublade voller Postkarten, nur dass man darin Häuser findet, in die man sofort einziehen möchte.
Ein Wohnhaus auf Bali, luftig wie ein Morgenwind, der Duft von Meer und Hibiskus inklusive. Ein Ferienhaus in Mexiko (), so sonnengetränkt, dass man sich beim Umblättern fast die Nase bräunt. Und Zürich überrascht mit einem sommeroffenen Wohnhaus, wo Fenster von den Blick weit machen und ein Garten von wie ein grünes Zimmer im Freien liegt.
Dazu frisches Design aus der Schweiz, ein Portrait mit Moritz Schmid, ein Szenenwechsel mit Cécile Feilchenfeld, Bäder, in denen man gern länger bleibt, ein Atelierbesuch bei Baltensweiler, neue Orte zum Verlieben und Schmuck- sowie Uhrenträume, bei denen die Zeit fast nebensächlich wird.
Die neue RAUM UND WOHNEN Sommerausgabe ist da – wie ein eiskaltes Zitronensorbet an einem viel zu warmen Tag: erfrischend, ein bisschen frech, absolut unwiderstehlich. Ab Donnerstag am Kiosk... 😍 Cover📷: schmid_

25/06/2025

Scenography - Liuli, Waste to Wonder ✨

For this special occasion, the Swiss Design Awards exhibition, I designed a scenography inspired by the fluid forms of molten glass.
Rotating platforms gently projected the patterns of colorful glass waste onto the walls — a quiet shadow dance echoing the poetic transformation at the heart of Liuli – Waste to Wonder.

Huge thanks to 🙏🙏🙏

for the flawless ex*****on of the furniture and painting 🌟🌟🌟

for the glass table top 🤗

Bianchi for lending the super screen 📺

and special thank to my intern Benjamin for the countless setups and teardowns, the brainstorming sessions, many 3D prints, and perfect programming of the iPad and screen. 🙌

The exhibition is now over, but my heart is full.
I’m beyond happy and proud to have received a Swiss Design Award 2025 for this project!
What an incredible journey — thank you for all your support 💛






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21/06/2025

A glimpse into the Liuli collection. 👀✨

Each piece is one of a kind – born from discarded glass fragments, melted and reshaped into new forms. What was once considered waste becomes poetry in motion.

This project started during a residency in China with Rong Design Library and Pro Helvetia Shanghai, where I explored the potential of colorful glass waste from bead production. With the help of local artisans in Boshan – the cradle of Chinese glass – we gave a second life to these overlooked materials.

Liuli – Waste to Wonder just received a Swiss Design Award 2025 – and I’m incredibly honored.

A selection of pieces is now available – DM me if you’re curious or interested.
Let’s keep rethinking what’s considered worthless.

17/06/2025

Pinch me, I’m dreaming 🥹🫰✨

Last night I won a Swiss Design Award and it feels so unreal 🥲 – a dream come true!! 🌟

I’m soooo happy, so lucky and honestly overwhelmed with gratitude.

This project : “Liuli, waste to wonder” truly moved me. It reflects so much of what I believe in and how I approach my practice — with heart, curiosity, and a desire to connect tradition, people, materials and meaning. These last few months have been intense, demanding, but so worth it.

A big shout-out to hard work — to anyone out there pushing, doubting, hoping… don’t give up. Stay focused, keep going, and one day… it happens. ✨

Thank you for all the support, the encouragement, the honest feedback, the energy — over the years. It’s thanks to you that I’m here today. ♥️

A special thank you to Shanghai and that made this so special research trip possible! ✨

A huge thank you to my assistant Yang Liu who has been an amazing organizer, translator, photographer and among all a great friend ♥️

And thank you to and the amazing jury!! 🥂🥹

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13/04/2025

✨ 8 YEARS ✨
Today, my design studio turns 8. And what a way to celebrate: this week, one of my projects has been nominated for the ! 🤩 A beautiful milestone, and one I’m incredibly honored of.
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Eight years of creating, exploring, failing, growing. Eight years of trust from amazing clients. Eight years of inspiring collaborations. I’m incredibly lucky. And I know it. Living from my passion is no small thing, and I’m deeply grateful for this exceptional journey. 💫
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What’s next?
Let’s just say the coming months will be full of movement. Challenging, exciting projects are on their way — and I can’t wait to share more.
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🗓 See you at the Swiss Design Awards exhibition in Basel, June 16–22
🏡 Or swing by from July 1st at my new, bigger studio in Neuchâtel!
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Thank you for being part of this wonderful ride. 🫶🎢
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Photos: 1: interview with Anaïs Devaux at for Les Archives du mudac, 2: photo with Liu Yang my wonderful assistant at , 3-end: photos of my glass research at
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21/02/2025

31/01/2025

Les archives du design romand 💫

I feel so honored and grateful to see my work being part of such a meaningful and important exhibition at the design museum  🌟

In 2020, Mudac acquired some of my prototypes and products that are now part of this amazing project of design documenting the French-speaking Swiss Design scene. So excited that my projects will be a part of local history! 🥲

Exhibition: Archives du Design Romand, Quels récits ? mudac, Lausanne, 13.09.2024 – 09.02.2025

Featuring :
• Céleste chandelier 1st series for  ,
• Détour, limited edition of a cheese plate for 
• some projections of what my future works might be by .studio with the analysis of my archives.
• a photo of Anaïs Devaux and me during the filmed interview on the 21st of October 2024 at Mudac.

                             

21/12/2024

Now available! 🙌

The series of the first vases I made with the glass recycling technique !

During my residency in China organized by the Rong Design Library and Pro Helvetia Shanghai, I was drawn to the scrap glass rods in the workshop. Their vibrant colors were captivating, yet they were discarded due to imperfections. Inspired by their untapped potential, I explored the possibility of reusing these scraps. With the help of skilled artisans, we cut the rods into smaller pieces and dipped them into molten crystal-colored materials. These were then fused together in a high-temperature furnace before undergoing blowing and shaping processes. The inherent unpredictability of liuli led to the scrap rods blending naturally with the colors, resulting in unique and beautifully random patterns. This process not only celebrated the material’s imperfections but also highlighted the creative potential of waste.

13/12/2024

Frise 〰️

✨ New Launch! ✨

Excited to unveil our latest project with : a set of stackable coasters with a clever wave design that keeps them securely in place. Functional and stylish!

Client:
Project Assistant: Etienne Desaulles ( )
Photography:

🛍️ Want to see them in person? Find them this Saturday at the Villa Perret Christmas Market ( ) and next weekend at Supermarché ( )!

What do you think of this design? Let us know below! 👇
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10/12/2024

New projects & News!

This weekend and the next, I will present of my 3 newest projects! 🙌

Scroll to see them 👀
👉 Liuli : my research project on glass waste in China
👉 Frise : concrete coasters with
👉 Alcove : bee nest with

Next dates:
🫶 14.12 : marché de Noël à la villa Perret
🫶 20-22.12 : supermarché au

18/11/2024

Liuli - waste into wonder 💎

During my visit to Boshan, I learned that Chinese liuli workshops often experiment with mixing color formulas to create pigments, while other countrie’s Glass workshops typically purchase ready-made glass rods.

The glass factory I worked with had a side business that involved exporting semi-finished liuli hollow rods, which are used to make necklaces and other decorative items for bags. First,Processed into long, uniform rods in the factory, then cut into smaller sections and sent to another workshop, where they are heated at high temperatures to round off the ends for further production.

I used some waste from their production as a starting point for a new project.

Sample part of the Research trip I took with and this summer

07/11/2024

Liuli - waste into wonder

This bowl is made of multiple scrap glass rods aligned next to each other. Being heated and shaped, they turn into a striped pattern.

Sample part of the Research trip I took with and this summer in Zibo, China.

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