Fraser Greenfield

Fraser is an industrial designer with a keen manufacturing sense and strong emphasis on sustainable and recyclable design.

Zannah Anderson

Prior to working at Hassell, Zannah worked in Dubai covering a diverse range of projects such as office buildings, palaces, and food and beverage for Dubai’s EXPO 2020. Her latest project in Dubai, The Early Childhood Authority of Abu Dubai, won the Commerical Interior Design award ‘Interior Design of the Year’ in 2021. This project also won the the Best of the Year award for Office of the Year. Zannah is passionate about the conceptual beginnings of design, priding herself on innovative thinking, and exploring the psychology embedded in the experience of space.

Sasa Barnes

Since graduating university in 2019, Sasa worked as a junior industrial designer with David Caon where she discovered the potential trajectory of her career. She credits this time at Caon as one of the happiest times in her life surrounded by unique individuals working with incredible fabric samples from all over the world. After the onset of the pandemic, Sasa was made redundant and moved onto the next stage of her career with Cult Design as both the managing director’s personal assistant and an industrial designer for the Australian design company nau. Here, she was exposed to a large-scale work environment whose processes were integral to the businesses success and dominance in the Australian design industry.

Monica Colla

At 25-years-old, Monica has had a lifelong interest in all things creative leading her to pursue a career in design. Whether making, crafting, drawing or painting, she is passionate about exploring design, composition, aesthetic sensibilities and materiality. She believes this stems from exposure to her Italian culture at home as well as a natural disposition for visual communication. Currently an associate interior designer at BVN in Sydney, Monica has also kick-started a design studio FORME STUDIO that centres on interiors and objects.

Carl Broesen

Carl is a furniture, lighting and object designermaker working as the in-house design and production developer at Tait Outdoor furniture. Carl has an instrinsic sense for creation. He completed a Bachelor of Design in Product Design at University Technology Sydney and worked as a CAD designer with Adam Goodrum Studio where he rendered and detailed high-end award-winning products and art pieces. Since then, he has been running his own Sydney-based design and fabrication business. He is inspired to compose pragmatic works that balance materials with productibility underpinned by ethical and sustainability values.

Diana Espiritu

Diana is an emerging designer with experience in small to large scale projects in commerical and government sectors such as workplace, multi-residential and education. They has also worked on community art projects in both Sydney and Phnom Penh, viewing these ventures as integral to their overall design practice. Diana works towards a future that embraces equity through an intersectional lens, for all people, beyond binaries and stereotypes.

Angharad Summers

Michael Boer

Michael sees interior design as an incredibly personal profession. He says every project should be a holistic solution between client and designer, and “to detach the people from the work is to take the soul out fo design”. To find the best solution to problems there has to be collaboration. Michael believes design is a physical representation of a conglomeration of strangers each specialising in entirely separate fields putting their heads together, thinking, and coming out with a solution.

Sasa Barnes

Since graduating university in 2019, Sasa worked as a junior industrial designer with David Caon where she discovered the potential trajectory of her career. She credits this time at Caon as one of the happiest times in her life surrounded by unique individuals working with incredible fabric samples from all over the world. After the onset of the pandemic, Sasa was made redundant and moved onto the next stage of her career with Cult Design as both the managing director’s personal assistant and an industrial designer for the Australian design company nau. Here, she was exposed to a large-scale work environment whose processes were integral to the businesses success and dominance in the Australian design industry.

Angela Chun

Graduating with two degrees from the University of Technology Sydney in public relations and interior architecture, Angela is a multidisplinary designer who infuses inspiration from her surroundings to curate memorable, highly emotive environments with a strong sense of narrative. Fostering a warm and personal connection with each project, Angela enjoys working collaboratively with clients, consultants, artists and suppliers to uncover exciting new design projects and opportunities.

Remy Chard

Prior to graduating with a Bachelor of Interior Design from Queensland University of Technology in 2014, Remy acquired a position at an interior design firm that gave her early exposure to the commercial workplace interior realm, cementing her future as a self-confessed workplace nerd. She is committed to interrogating and understanding the evolving relationship between people and their place of work. In 2017, Remy joined COX Architecture to further hone her craft.

Blake Hawthorn

Blake Hawthorn

Dana Pizzolato

Dana Pizzolato

Charles Dickson

Charles Dickson

Elliot Hall

Elliott’s work is inspired by his experiences in a nature and aims to translate natural energy and movement into sculptural works that focus on equality in the form and function. He explores collective connection to nature though creating interactive organic forms that reflect cultural, social and emotional values that evoke a personal response in the user. Sustainability is also a key part of his design considerations, through utlising sustainably-sourced materials and focusing on mazimising usage to minimise waste.

Emily Carter

Emily Carter

Jade Whittaker

Keira Wu

Melanie Ting

Millicent Griffiths

Milly McEwan

Remy Chard

René Linssen

Shona McElroy

Tess Sporn

Zachary Hanna

Zachary is intrigued by how people interact with the objects and furniture within their spaces. He looks to create pieces with an unexpected or functional element, aiming for this addition to make the design interesting and endearing. This aim, coupled with an interest in manufacturing methods and how to apply them, drives his design process. Since graduating from the University of Technology Sydney, Zachary worked for numerous design consultancies while starting his own studio.

Lia Pipolo

Graduating in 2020 from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Interior Architecture, Lia approaches design as an innate desire to sculpt, to mold forms, to extract emotion from spaces to craft sustainable solutions and to expose the art inside all design.

Object Density

Innovation and forward-thinking are critical to Nina’s design ethos. Since working in the design field, she has developed a passion for bold, inspirational creations. Working across the commercial and education sector, she is excited by unbuilt spaces looking to be developed and improved through spatial experiences and functionality. These initiatives encourage Nina to create positive and meaningful impressions through her designs.

Siobhan McNamara

Siobhan credits her passion for design as starting when she attended house inspections with her parents in Sydney’s Inner West. “I would obsess over the floor plans and imagine how I would redesign them myself,” she explains. She also credits travel and eating-out as major vechiles for inspiring her design imagination and creativity. In particular, she likes to pull the threads together of traditional, classical and modern design elements where suitable to tell a story and bring connection in a seamless way.

Bronwyn Uphill

Bronwyn completed her Bachelor of Interior Design at RMIT in 2014. Her thesis sparked an ongoing personal interest in design that is directly responsive to the environment in which it is sited, in particular, responses to our unique Australian landscape. As a practicing Interior Designer at Hassell, Bronwyn particularly enjoys working on multi-disciplinary projects and strongly believes this unique collaborative design process that mixes skills and perspectives, results in both beautiful design and measurable value.

Sandra Githinji

Sandra is a Kenyan-born and Melbourne-based multidisciplinary designer and sessional lecturer at RMIT University. Her professional career spens five years as an interior desiner practicing with award-winning architectue studios, covering various design typologies. Her eponymous design and research practice spans the intersections of cultural histories, pedagogy, activism, and the built form. The studio focuses on challenging the Western-centric perspective, falsely perpetuating as a global norm through cultural expressions that centre indigeneity and global citizenry.