Anthony Forsyth is a UK-based industrial designer.
He studied and worked in Scandinavia for several years before moving back to the UK. He has worked for a number of design consultancies on a wide range of projects for brands such as IKEA, Carhartt, Luceplan and Puma. His experience covers design strategy, service design and product design.
His main interests lie in the design of lighting and homewares. The work on this site reflects this interest.
His work has received awards and been exhibited internationally, including at the Danish Design Centre and the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum, New York.
He teaches industrial design at Northumbria University. His research explores how design philosophy - particularly centred around everyday aesthetics and thing theory - can be applied in design practice.
BA Furniture Design & Technology - London Metropolitan University
MFA Industrial Design - Konstfack, Stockholm
PhD - Northumbria University
He studied and worked in Scandinavia for several years before moving back to the UK. He has worked for a number of design consultancies on a wide range of projects for brands such as IKEA, Carhartt, Luceplan and Puma. His experience covers design strategy, service design and product design.
His main interests lie in the design of lighting and homewares. The work on this site reflects this interest.
His work has received awards and been exhibited internationally, including at the Danish Design Centre and the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum, New York.
He teaches industrial design at Northumbria University. His research explores how design philosophy - particularly centred around everyday aesthetics and thing theory - can be applied in design practice.
BA Furniture Design & Technology - London Metropolitan University
MFA Industrial Design - Konstfack, Stockholm
PhD - Northumbria University
