Celebrating Brand Excellence
Explore the world's most popular and influential brands across various industries. Our comprehensive directory features brands that have made a significant impact on consumer culture and have built strong brand loyalty.
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KAIRI EGUCHI
Japan (JP)
Established in 2008, KED is a Japanese industrial design studio based in Osaka. With the studio philosophy - “Discover the unknowns.”, KED not only provide standard design service, but also continue expanding its services such as product planning, design strategy, etc. to provide elegant and new approach for a better user experience. With the exhibition experience at Milan’s Salone Satellite for three times, KED signaled the start of numerous overseas exhibitions and projects / collaborations throughout the international design arena.
View ProfileMehrnaz Zarrin Hadid
Iran (IR)
Mehrnaz Zarrin Hadid is an architect and designer whose work spans multiple scales—from jewelry and product design to furniture and large architectural projects. She leads and directs design across both independent and collaborative initiatives, with a focus on material exploration, spatial relationships, and interwoven, iterative processes. Her approach treats design as an evolving practice that challenges conventions, questions norms, and embraces the unpredictable. Alongside her design work, Mehrnaz co-teaches design studios and has contributed to the translation of key texts on children’s architectural education, reflecting an ongoing commitment to critical engagement and interdisciplinary dialogue within the field.
View ProfileRyumei Fujiki and Yukiko Sato
Japan (JP)
Ryumei (Takaaki) Fujiki completed his MA and the Doctor of Engineering at the University of Tokyo under Prof. Hiroshi Hara and Prof. Akira Fujii. He founded F.A.D.S in 1991. He has been teaching as a professor at the department of architecture of Kogakuin University (KOU: :ARC) ,Tokyo since 2001. He has a great interest in nature especially the advanced system of nature. Yukiko Sato joined F.A.D.S as a design partner since 2000. She graduated from Japan Women's University. Now, She is teaching at Japan Women's University as a Lecturer. F.A.D.S has made numerous practical works in Japan.
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United States of America (US)
Currently the Principal Head UX Designer at Pure in California, Steven has over 20 years of industry experience leading enterprise-scale UX projects and building great UX teams at Pure, Amazon, and IBM. Fueled by his love for teaching, Steven has been teaching UX design at General Assembly for the last 3 years - first in Hong Kong, then Australia, and currently in the San Francisco bay area. Steven is the owner of 8 invention patents, author of multiple publications, and has earned certificates in both the IBM Leadership Excellence (IBMLE) Program and Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics (LEAP). In his spare time he enjoys discovering craft beer, watching football, and gobbling up blogs and tweets from those he follows.
View ProfileYen C Chen
Taiwan (China) (TW)
Yen C is born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan, He is an motion graphics designer with professional experiences of channel Identity, music video, TV commercial and image advertisement. He has held several positions as visual designer at many visual studios, being familiar with 3D and 2D techniques.Through his artistic creations he strives to bring joy, entertainment, inspiration to all of his clients and audiences.
View Profilehsin hung chou
Taiwan (China) (TW)
Carpenter, led by Chou Hsin-Hung, is a woodworking brand blending tradition with innovation. Growing up in a woodworking factory, Chou saw the decline of Taiwan’s industry and shifted from mass production to creative design. Before cultural and creative products gained traction in Taiwan, Carpenter was pioneering the field. Their unique designs, like the Pineapple Pineapple Money Holder and Hamburger Coaster Rich and Monkey Brings Wealth, combine craftsmanship with humor, earning market success. Carpenter evolved through three phases: opening their factory for tourism experiences, commercializing cultural products, and deepening hands-on services. They expanded internationally through exhibitions like Maison&Objet Paris and MoMA New York, Tokyo Gift Show bringing Taiwanese design to the world. Facing e-commerce and pandemic challenges, Chou Hsin-Hung reinforced the value of physical interaction, launching artisan workshops to highlight the tactile appeal of woodworking. This "experience economy" approach keeps Carpenter relevant in an increasingly digital market. Committed to sustainability, they use ESG-certified wood and participate in global trade shows. More than a brand, Carpenter is a cultural movement, elevating Taiwan’s woodworking craftsmanship worldwide.
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