Harry Tompkins
FPD
he/him
I am a furniture and product designer who finds inspiration and innovation through making and testing. I would describe my design style as hands on, physically testing with materials and ideas. I am interested in the future of design, new technologies, materials and proses. For my final year projects, I have experimented with designing a 3D knitted light and I have experimented with utilising AI in a design workflow. These experiments into the future of design are my design passion combining with unwritten rules on how proses should be done allows for true creativity.
Osoba
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Driven by live online data and AI personas, Osoba is a responsive furniture ecosystem. By combining agile 3D printing with a modular trolley design, it transforms generic hot desking environments into personalized, heavily customized workspaces to encourage a better office culture.
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Tether
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Designed for Camira Knit, Tether is an experimental design which highlights the benefits of using 3D knit. Tether has a fabric mechanism on the top of the light which functions as a handle, allowing the user to change the lights modes from ambient to a focused light, the handle and body of the light are printed as one. A changing density in the fabric is possible with 3D knit technology, allowing Tether to have more control over the direction of the light.
