Heidrun Schwald
textile artist
snip and snap!*
*Heidrun Schwald has been a passionate seamstress for decades, reflecting her creativity and love of detail in every piece of her handwork. With a variety of colours, geometries and different materials, she creates truly unique pieces that are aesthetically pleasing due to their expressiveness. Regardless of whether she is working by hand or machine, the joining and bonding of materials with the utmost precision is important to her. When creating new works, it is equally important to her to try out many new things in the realisation and to strive for her own development.
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Thomas Gross
Stonemason
all i do is rock!*
*Thomas Gross passion, joy and dedication is dedicated to the practice of stonemasonry. Thanks to his decades of experience, he is able to detail and realise any stone design with boundless enthusiasm. As the head of a third-generation family business, he is proud of the heritage that is upheld through the company's work. In his team of experienced stonemasons, some members have more than 40 years of experience, which gives him the confidence to always fulfil strict quality standards.
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Kenji Fuchiwaki
Ceramist
turn it with your hands!*
*Kenji Fuchiwaki works in his studio in Ludwigsburg Castle, where he pursues his craft as a ceramic artist. He moulds all his works freely with his hands on the wheel and then glazes them with glazes he has developed himself, which are fired at very high temperatures. One reference in his work is the so-called sea cucumber glaze, which has a history of more than 1000 years. For years, he has endeavoured to transfer sections of nature, the sky and the universe to his works in an abstract manner.
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Marius Schwald
Interior Designer
be cheeky and bovti!*
*While studying interior design, Marius Schwald realised that working with different craft disciplines and the associated knowledge of production methods interested him the most. After his studies, he worked in renowned interior design offices and gained several years of experience as a project manager, while at the same time honing his skills in working out details and realising complex architectural visions. Through Studio Bovti, craftsmanship has become particularly important to him, bringing together and fusing as many different materials as possible.
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Stav Konsti
Graphics – Art Direction
I make things visible.*
*Stavros Konstantinidis specializes in creating captivating visual narratives for clients. With expertise in brand identity design, photography, videography, and 3D visuals, he focuses on clarity, consistency, and engaging communication. Stav fosters collaborative relationships with clients, ensuring that their vision is turned into reality through enjoyable and results-driven processes.
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Nick Daubitzer
Carpenter
sparks must fall!*
*Nikolaus Daubitzer is a cabinetmaker based in Remseck am Neckar. Being solo self-employed provides the chance to thrive on experimenting with design and material combination. The combination of pure craftsmanship and years of experience as a mechanical engineer result in enfolding his full capability when it comes to master exceptional projects.
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Inna Strokous
Architect
bovti makes it pop!*
*After studying architecture in her home country of Ukraine, Inna Strokous decided to gain further experience in renowned German interior design offices. Through her position as art director, she worked on many award-winning projects and learned how to deal with different materials, shapes, colours and the associated emotions when looking at a room. Through Studio Bovti, the further development from the conceptualisation of spaces to objects came about. Whether large or small, the important thing is that it is expressive and touches the viewer.
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