Close Pop Up
Collect 2025
Collect 2025 is open! Secure your ticket now
James Stephenson Designer and Maker
About Info Videos Sustainability James Stephenson is a British Designer and Maker based in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. He began his practice after graduating from Northumbria University in 2024, where he studied Furniture and Product Design. Drawing inspiration from Narrative, Sculpture, Craft, Form, Materiality and the unity of these elements. Stephenson uses these influences to create work imbued with authenticity and tactile quality, resulting in pieces that reflect a dialogue between functional art and well-considered design.
Focus: Furniture, Object, Sculpture, Homeware & Product Committed to sustainable craft practices, Stephenson prioritizes the use of wood for its renewable nature and minimal environmental impact. By focusing on hand-crafted techniques, he reduces energy consumption and embraces a slower, more intentional process. This approach not only preserves traditional methods but also fosters a deeper connection to the material and its origins, ensuring that each piece is made with respect for both the environment and the craft itself.
About
James Stephenson is a British Designer and Maker based in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. He began his practice after graduating from Northumbria University in 2024, where he studied Furniture and Product Design. Drawing inspiration from Narrative, Sculpture, Craft, Form, Materiality and the unity of these elements. Stephenson uses these influences to create work imbued with authenticity and tactile quality, resulting in pieces that reflect a dialogue between functional art and well-considered design.
Info
Focus: Furniture, Object, Sculpture, Homeware & Product Videos
Sustainability
Committed to sustainable craft practices, Stephenson prioritizes the use of wood for its renewable nature and minimal environmental impact. By focusing on hand-crafted techniques, he reduces energy consumption and embraces a slower, more intentional process. This approach not only preserves traditional methods but also fosters a deeper connection to the material and its origins, ensuring that each piece is made with respect for both the environment and the craft itself.
Cookies We use cookies on Crafts Council to analyse and measure activity across the website, provide content from third parties and assist with our marketing efforts. Please be aware that your experience may be disrupted until you accept cookies.