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Christopher Duffy is a British product designer and the founder of furniture design company Duffy London [1]. Duffy's design work is characterised by playful designs, use of illusion and sustainable materials [2]
Christopher Duffy is known to have graduated from the University of Brighton with a BA in Product Design. [3]
Christopher Duffy founded Duffy London in 2002 [4] after gaining attention for his innovative approach to furniture design.
Duffy is also the Founder and Chief Design Officer of the sustainable boat company Chorus (formerly known as Hari Pontoon). [5] Chorus is a climate tech start-up developing novel materials and engineering processes to build low carbon recreational water vessels.
Some of Christopher Duffy's most notable works include:
Christopher Duffy's work has been exhibited internationally and has received various accolades. The Abyss Table was acquired by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs at The Louvre, Paris to become part of the permanent French National Collection. [9]
Duffy's designs are often featured in design publications and pieces have been exhibited at events including Art Basel, Art Miami, 100% Design, PAD London, and Clerkenwell Design Week. [10] They have been acquired by Sylvester Stallone, Prince, and Miley Cyrus, along with companies including Google, Hudson Yards, and Four Seasons Hotels.
Details about Christopher Duffy's personal life are kept private.
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Christopher Duffy is a British product designer and the founder of furniture design company Duffy London [1]. Duffy's design work is characterised by playful designs, use of illusion and sustainable materials [2]
Christopher Duffy is known to have graduated from the University of Brighton with a BA in Product Design. [3]
Christopher Duffy founded Duffy London in 2002 [4] after gaining attention for his innovative approach to furniture design.
Duffy is also the Founder and Chief Design Officer of the sustainable boat company Chorus (formerly known as Hari Pontoon). [5] Chorus is a climate tech start-up developing novel materials and engineering processes to build low carbon recreational water vessels.
Some of Christopher Duffy's most notable works include:
Christopher Duffy's work has been exhibited internationally and has received various accolades. The Abyss Table was acquired by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs at The Louvre, Paris to become part of the permanent French National Collection. [9]
Duffy's designs are often featured in design publications and pieces have been exhibited at events including Art Basel, Art Miami, 100% Design, PAD London, and Clerkenwell Design Week. [10] They have been acquired by Sylvester Stallone, Prince, and Miley Cyrus, along with companies including Google, Hudson Yards, and Four Seasons Hotels.
Details about Christopher Duffy's personal life are kept private.