Designer

Designer

Lamy writing implements are created in collaboration with internationally renowned designers and design studios.

The typical Lamy design is always retained and clearly recognizable - thanks to the proven design principles of the brand, which are based on the consistent symbiosis of aesthetics and functionality.

This is how writing implements are created that interpret the unmistakable Lamy design in ever new, individual ways.

Eric Degenhardt

Eric Degenhardt studied architecture at the RWTH Aachen University. With his understanding of space and architecture, it was a logical step to move further from the large to the smaller scale. He focused on furniture and industrial design - after spending some time in London. Since founding his studio, he has designed furniture, electronic products and architectural spaces for international clients.

Jasper Morrison

Briton Jasper Morrison is one of the leading designers of our time. He is best known for designing furniture, lighting, electronic products and crockery. Since opening his own design studio in 1986, he has worked for renowned international clients including Vitra, Cappellini, Flos, Marsotto, Punkt, Camper and Muji. His company Jasper Morrison Ltd currently has offices in London, Tokyo and Paris.

Mario Bellini

Mario Bellini's work is characterized by precision and straightforwardness. He is one of the most prominent Italian designers of the last 30 years.

winner design

As a full-service provider for design and design advice, the family company sieger design works under the baroque gables of a moated castle in Münsterland.

EOOS

Gernot Bohmann, Harald Gründl and Martin Bergmann met at the Vienna University of Applied Arts. And since 1995 they have been designing flagship stores for Armani, drinking glasses for Alessi, spotlights for Zumtobel and seating furniture for Walter Knoll under the name EOOS.

Naoto Fukasawa

When the Japanese, born in 1956, founded his own design office in Tokyo at the age of 47, his reduced, playfully light designs such as the CD player for MUJI were already global successes and his reputation as an outstanding representative of super-normal design had long been established.

Knud Holscher

Shortly after completing his architecture studies in the 1950s, the Dane, born in Rødby in 1930, won his first architectural competition. And today the list of his award-winning buildings is just as long as that of his award-winning designs.

Richard Sapper

He started his career as a designer right at the top: at Mercedes Benz. But at the same time very modest: with the design of the exterior mirror for the legendary 300 SL Roadster.

Hannes Wettstein

Hannes Wettstein, born in 1958 in Ascona, Switzerland, worked in the fields of design, corporate design, interior design and architecture.

Franco Clivio

The Swiss has designed numerous products for international brands. He designed the LAMY pico and LAMY dialog 3 series for Lamy.

Phoenix Product Design / Andreas Haug

Andreas Haug, born in Heidenheim in 1946, studied design at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart from 1968 to 1972 after completing a commercial and technical apprenticeship at Daimler-Benz.