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Apple and Design Miami Launch Designers of Tomorrow in Paris

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Emerging talents are redefining design by blending creativity with cutting-edge technology.

Celebrating the Next Generation

Apple and Design Miami have partnered to showcase four rising design stars through the new initiative, Designers of Tomorrow. The winners were revealed at Design Miami.Paris, presenting innovative work that highlights the seamless integration of technology into the creative process.

The Winners and Their Work

The inaugural winners are Atelier Duyi Han from Shanghai, Jolie Ngo from Santa Barbara, Marie & Alexandre from Paris, and Marco Campardo from London. Selected by a jury of industry leaders, each designer demonstrated how tools like the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil empower their creative workflow from concept to production.

Some highlights include Marie & Alexandre’s CR Boxes System, modular glass objects created during a Le Corbusier residency, Marco Campardo’s coffee table from his Jello series, Jolie Ngo’s Lantern Vessel in Between Worlds exploring clay 3D printing, and Duyi Han’s Noetrigram v0.9, a dual-surface mirror blending anatomical diagrams, occult texts, and AI-generated phrases.

Experience the Exhibition

Curated by Rodman Primack, the exhibition runs from October 22 to 26 at Design Miami.Paris, offering visitors a firsthand look at how emerging designers are pushing the boundaries of creativity and technology.

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