How a Custom-Made Furniture Designer Works (with Guillaume Bouvet)
Today we meet Guillaume Bouvet in Lyon, France. He shares with us how a Custom-Made Furniture Designer works with wood. He will give us an essential lesson for any industrial designer.
If you love working with wood and designing furniture, you might want to see that. 🙂
I remember, when I was a student in my design school, most students only rely on Google to do their research.
To find inspiration, and ideas… they look at some articles, facts, and statistics written by journalists, experts, bloggers, or influencers…
That’s great!
But, they never take the initiative to talk to the potential users of the product.
Imagine a waiter getting an order and asking anyone except the customer. Haha.
“If you want to create a relevant product, learn how to ask questions to the right person.”
Guillaume is a friend of my friend.
That’s how I just met him during a business mastermind. (Networking matters)
This is the first time I do have this opportunity to talk with such a talented custom-made furniture designer.
It was a great pleasure to chit-chat with him around the chimney and have a glass of wine. 🙂
If the sketching methods I’ve acquired aid me in my life and in my industrial design career, I believe that they can also help you reach your design goal as a student or professional.
My aim is to help you all along with your design projects and journey!
Leave a comment in the blog or send me an email at choutac@thedesignsketchbook.com : )
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