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MARGOT BAROLO & A BRAVE PRODUCTION

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116 38 stockholm

sweden

mob +46(0)707347501

info@braveproduction.com



A VIEW ON DESIGN


Design is more than shaping materials—it gives purpose, meaning, and function to objects. Always in dialogue with its surroundings, design challenges the relationship between form, function, and context, from industrial products to experimental work.


Through design, we respond to the environmental, social, and economic conditions of our time. Every choice reveals what we value—how we relate to materials, to people, and to the future we imagine.


Design for industry moves between tradition and innovation, guided by knowledge of materials, technology, and making. It is both a technical and philosophical act, where research meets intuition, and experimentation becomes a way of thinking.


Margot Barolo, 2024