Tim Webber

New Zealand designer Tim Webber, born in 1988, grew up in direct contact with materials, in his father's professional world specializing in plywood. Early on, he developed a fascination for design, manufacturing, and how objects take shape. After earning a Bachelor of Design in 2009, he founded his own studio in Auckland, New Zealand, where he gradually developed a brand of furniture, lighting, and objects with international reach.

His work is distinguished by a clear, simple, and honest aesthetic, deeply rooted in the sensibility of New Zealand design. Tim Webber favors clean lines, precise proportions, and carefully considered details. Each creation is based on a search for balance between functionality, innovation, and discreet beauty, with the ambition of designing pieces capable of enriching living and working spaces.

Inspired by architecture, manufacturing techniques, materials, and everyday details, Tim Webber develops a contemporary language based on restraint and precision. An assembly, a structure, a tool, or a natural form can become the starting point for a project, giving birth to objects that are both simple, legible, and subtly expressive.

For him, great design is not limited to appearance: it must have a positive impact on the lives of those who use it. His creations are designed to be beautiful, comfortable, durable, and intuitive, while maintaining a sober and timeless presence. This requirement results in elegant, functional pieces perfectly suited to contemporary interiors.

Through his studio, Tim Webber affirms a sincere and controlled vision of design, where simplicity never excludes depth. His furniture and objects celebrate the beauty of the essential, with constant attention paid to use, material, and the quality of the gesture.

Pieces designed by Tim Webber