

Nick Ross, a Scottish-Swedish designer based in Stockholm, studied industrial design at Gray's School of Art, winning the Arts & Heritage prize in 2008 for his project Stray. After completing a Master's in interior architecture and furniture design at Konstfack in 2013, he apprenticed under Matti Klenell before founding his eponymous studio in 2014. Specializing in spatial design that explores materials and light, Ross intertwines historical research with contemporary design, focusing on ancient history to interpret user relationships. His work delves into the role of storytelling and historical interpretation in shaping cultural perceptions and experiences, aiming to bridge past and present through thoughtful design interventions.

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Nick Ross, a Scottish-Swedish designer based in Stockholm, studied industrial design at Gray's School of Art, winning the Arts & Heritage prize in 2008 for his project Stray. After completing a Master's in interior architecture and furniture design at Konstfack in 2013, he apprenticed under Matti Klenell before founding his eponymous studio in 2014. Specializing in spatial design that explores materials and light, Ross intertwines historical research with contemporary design, focusing on ancient history to interpret user relationships. His work delves into the role of storytelling and historical interpretation in shaping cultural perceptions and experiences, aiming to bridge past and present through thoughtful design interventions.





