The winners are...
Thomas Ballhatchet, Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, Hamster Shredder
Jon Harrison, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, Light 360
Demelza Hill, University of Brighton, Snap and Dine
Jule Jenckel, Royal College of Art, Home Sweet Home plate
Moko Sellars, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, Ceramiko
Max Lamb, Royal College of Art, Pewter Stool
John Slater, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, Frank
Jordi Canudas, Royal College of Art, Less Lamp
Anna Bullus, University of Brighton, Recycled Chewing Gum: Bin and Cushion
Joie de Winter, Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication, Dustbin and Brush
For more information please contact ellen.miller@britishcouncil.org
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This year the British Council celebrates 10 years of graduating designers’ exhibitions at the Milan Furniture Fair. In honour of this anniversary three designers who exhibited in the first, Buckinghamshire College show in 1998 have selected this year’s top ten furniture and product design students graduating from Britain’s colleges. Pamela West and Matt Edmonds (now working together as Frank) and Anthony Dickens joined Tom Dixon and the British Council design team to form the jury for Top Ten/Dieci e Lode. Tom Dixon, who launched his own installation chock a bloc alongside Bucks at the British Council in Milan in 1998, has been a loyal supporter of the British Council’s national graduating students’ competition since its inauguration in 2001. The three 1998 designers will exhibit alongside this year’s 10 graduates at the British Council, Via Manzoni 38.