Natalia Triantafylli

London-based Greek designer (b. 1992, Athens) who fuses hand-built ceramics with 3D-printed forms and blackened steel to create vases, sconces, and mirrors that foreground the visible marks of the making process. She holds an MA in Design Products from the Royal College of Art (2021), completed on a full scholarship from the Burberry Design Foundation, and is represented in New York by The Future Perfect gallery. Rather than modeling digitally, Triantafylli hand-shapes clay forms, digitizes them through photogrammetry, and 3D-prints the components in PLA plastic before reuniting them with their ceramic counterparts, a process inspired by the ornate Victorian furniture she observed around London. A former resident of the Sarabande Foundation, she has exhibited at Alcova during Milan Design Week and the London Design Festival, and is also represented by Max Radford Gallery in London.