Since 2017, Baptiste Sévin and Jaïna Ennequin have formed the Baptiste&Jaïna workshop.

With a background in electrical engineering, followed by studies at the Beaux-Arts and ENSAAMA Olivier de Serres, the designer's practice is based on research, and he devotes his work to combining techniques and art, as is typical of the applied arts, with a constant concern for economy of means and lightness.

Dutch designer Aldo Bakker has developed a body of work that questions the conventions of design and the relationship between form, function, and use. Rejecting the idea of the object as a mere instrument, he conceives each creation as an autonomous presence, governed by its own internal logic. His pieces are characterized by continuous volumes, taut lines, and a formal economy that often conceals a high degree of conceptual and technical complexity. Function is never entirely predetermined: it is revealed through handling, engaging the body in a renewed relationship with the object. Wood, stone, metal, glass, ceramics, and lacquer all play an integral role in this research, their properties shaping both perception and use. Situated between familiarity and strangeness, balance and tension, Bakker’s work renews the vocabulary of the domestic object. Presented in numerous international institutions, his work is notably held in the collections of MoMA and the Centre Pompidou.

Elric Petit, Grégoire Jeanmonod and Augustin Scott de Martinville met at the ECAL and founded Big-Game design studio.

Sébastien Cordoleani was born in France in 1978. He graduated from ENSCI Les Ateliers Saint Sabin in 2004. He works and lives in Barcelona, Aix en Provence and Paris.

En Bande Organisée was founded in 2011 by the three designers Pauline Deltour, Anne-Laure Gautier, Gwenaëlle Girard. 

Born in 1984, Jean-Baptiste Fastrez lives and works in Paris. He won the 2011 Grand Prix du Jury of Design Parade 6 in Villa Noailles (Hyères, France).

Benjamin Graindorge is one of France's young design talents. Graduating from ENSCI les Taliers in 2006, his Paysage domestique project was supported by VIA in 2007.

Born in 1976, Constance Guisset is a French designer who lives and works in Paris.

Julien Colombier is a French artist born in 1972. A self-taught painter, he works mainly in acrylic and oil pastel, and his media range from canvas to paper, wall, wood and installation.

Since 2008, Les Graphiquants gather around the development of graphics, abstract, poetic, demanding, typographical, black and white signs, sometimes colored, sensitive, meaningful, built with a slight of mannerism.

Nathalie Lété was born in 1964. She lives and works in Paris. She works in many ways, mixing different techniques and mediums, illustration, ceramics, textile and painting… 

Dylan Martorell is an artist and musician based in Melbourne, Australia. 

Visual artist, photographer, embroiderer, lives and works in Paris. 

Bertjan Pot was born in 1975 in Nieuwleusen, the Netherlands. Now, he lives in Rotterdam.

Jakob Robertsson is one of Sweden's distinguished contemporary ceramists. 

Inga Sempé, a french designer, designs objects and furnitures in Italy and France.

Ionna Vautrin was born in 1979 in France. She graduated in 2002 from l’école de design Nantes Atlantique. She lives and works in Paris.

Marc Venot was born in Paris in 1979. 
After graduating in maths and physics he went on to study industrial design. 
From 1999 to 2004, he studied at the École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle ( ENSCI / Les Ateliers - Paris )