After 4 days of rigorous interviews, on-the-spot editing and daily uploads, we are pleased to say that the DeTnk.TV Studio at Tent London was a great success.

From established figures like Rolf Sachs, Yves Behar, Ilse Crawford and Priscilla Carluccio to emerging talents such as Lee Broom and Ryan Frank, more than 25 interviews were undertaken and are now sitting on the DeTnk teams laptops waiting for final edits.

We will continue to post the edited videos daily throughout October and announced on our blog and twitter. Stay tuned to DeTnk.TV...


THE INTERVIEWS

AGNIESZKA JACOBSON /

Jacobson, the curator of Polska Folk - the UK's first comprehensive presentation of Polish contemporary design, speaks with Barbara Chandler about the work on show at Tent and gives us insight into Poland's design history.

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BAHAR TAFTI /



Interviewed by Leonora Oppenheim, Tafti talks use through the concept and innovation behind 'KeepCup' and the difficulties faced in combining the needs of both coffee consumers and the enviroment.

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JAIR STRASCHNOW /



In his conversation with Leonora Oppenheim, Straschnow discusses his latest ‘Grassworks’ collection, the importance of space in his approach to design, and his thoughts on sustainability.

PHILIPPE MALOUIN /



Interviewed by Matylda Krzykowski, Canadian born Malouin discusses his career, current projects, love of London, and the importance of functionality in design.

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ALVIN HUANG & BRUCE DAVIDSON FROM AMANDA LEVETE ARCHITECTS /


In conversation with Max Fraser, the duo discuss their recent project with Corian, their feelings on sustainability and waste in architecture.

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MISKA MILLER-LOVEGROVE /

In celebration of Polish design, London-based designer Miska Miller-Lovegrove speaks with Leonora Oppenheim about her recent curatorial project “Young Creative Poland”.

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ASSA ASHUACH /



In conversation with Alice Ross, Assa Ashuach offers an intriguing look into his latest project, UCODO. With a bag of goodies in toe, he gives us the low down on his views of technology and the new-found prospects of Co-Designed Objects.

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STUART HAYGARTH /

London-based designer Stuart Haygarth speaks with Laura Houseley and allows a quick glimpse into his creative genius. Haygarth talks about the motivations behind his designs, his love for collecting and his fascination with found objects.

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STUDIO GLITHERO /

Alice Ross chats with London-based designers Sarah van Gameren and Tim Simpson of Studio Glithero.

Scattered in amongst moments of light heartedness the duo speak frankly about their inspirations and approach to design, the importance of meaning and concepts, and the latest process to catch their fancy.

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PRISCILLA CARLUCCIO /



Priscilla Carluccio discusses what prompted her to open her shop Few and Far with Max Fraser, her feelings on London as a creative city and most importantly her belief in the importance of manufacturing and the UK’s need to redevelop this long lost art.

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TERENCE WOODGATE /



Awe inspiring tales of base jumping Angel falls, Woodgate speaks with Matylda Krzykowski about his love for control, his collaboration with John Barnard and the best advice his mother ever gave him.

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BENJAMIN HUBERT /



Hubert speaks with Max Fraser about the philosophy behind his designs, his approach to materials and manufacturing while leaving us with some very pertinent advice for young graduates today.

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GARETH WILLIAMS /



In conversation with Max Fraser, Williams discusses his new role as Senior Tutor at the RCA, his views on the future of the design market, and the thoughts and inspirations behind his recent exhibition, Telling Tales, at the V&A.

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LEE BROOM /


In conversation with Max Fraser, Broom offers some insight into his latest project while focusing on his approach to design and passion for the balance between old and new.

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YVES BEHAR /



We were lucky enough to snag a few minutes in our studio with internationally acclaimed designer Yves Behar.

In conversation with Laura Houseley, Behar discusses his interdisciplinary approach to design, his views on the importance of sustainability and civic responsibility and his love for the narrative within his work.

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