About
Natalia Triantafylli is a Greek designer and maker based in South London. In her recent collection, she merged hand-built ceramics with 3D-printed counterparts. To do this, she sculpted clay by hand, digitised the forms through scanning, and 3D printed them in PLA plastic before reuniting them with ceramic elements. She uses technology in a hands-on way while challenging traditional notions of purity in ceramics. Her work explores themes of revivalism, wonder, and wandering, resulting in objects that feel both familiar and otherworldly.
She graduated from the Royal College of Art (2021) with a Burberry Design Scholarship and is currently a resident at the Sarabande Foundation, established by the late Lee Alexander McQueen. Her work has been exhibited internationally at fairs such as Milan Design Week, London Design Festival, and Collectible Design Fair.
