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Andreas Kowalewski

Andreas Kowalewski was born in Berlin and first trained as a carpenter. He then studied industrial design at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen and worked for 10 years at Philips Design in Amsterdam.

Biography

Background

Andreas Kowalewski was born in Berlin and first trained as a carpenter. He then studied industrial design at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen and worked for 10 years at Philips Design in Amsterdam.

Signature Style

His work covers furniture, lighting, consumer electronics and strategic design consulting. His studio aims at contemporary, meaningful product solutions for everyday life, reducing complexity in form and function and valuing the longevity of objects.

Notable Works

At Ligne Roset he is the designer of the Porte stool, the Lash reading lamp and the Hood lamp table lamp and reading lamp.

Legacy

He founded his own studio in 2017 and began working with renowned brands and manufacturers, collaborations that have won many international design awards. In 2021 he was appointed visiting professor at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Germany.

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