We are a
hybrid
materials
studio.
We bring together a collection of minds and skills to accelerate novel material developments.
Consultants in bridging the gap between manufacturers and brands along with generating communications between brands and their consumers.
The traditional methods of creating materials for the future aren’t going to achieve the most sustainable results. If we want to create the next evolution of materials, different sectors will need to share their knowledge to create something greater than any one area could achieve. At Studio Osmo, we design with this in mind.
We’re looking to inspire the next evolution of materials from concept to commercial application through strategic design systems and material development, implementing a multi-skilled approach across all projects.
Want to hear more about us and our material journeys?
Our services.
Introducing Osmo Stories.
Our blog that will take you on a journey to explore all avenues of materials insights and news from around the world.
Not a big reader but love to listen?
Studio Osmo presents - Transcend Matter
This podcast aims to explore the fascinating interplay of materials that not only redefine aesthetics but address pressing human and environmental challenges.
Humanising skill sets between academia and design to promote cross collaboration, driving the innovation for future materials.
THE FOUNDER
Emma's expertise lies in material research and development across a number of different fields including fashion, interiors, and product design. Throughout her work, Emma’s focus has been on taking a holistic approach. Integrating storytelling into material development, allowing information to be more accessible to individuals and organisations so that they can create more insightful and empathetic depictions of the materials they use. Her primary focus is on planet-centred design systems that integrate with communities, focusing on the future of materials.
Her previous roles include Material Manager at menswear brand Vollebak. Sourcing and developing novel materials with sustainability and PPE application.
She has also worked with KnitRegen, where she researched and developed the use of e-textiles in medical products. Merging electrical engineering with textile design to develop products with the aim to improve stroke rehabilitation.
In addition to this industry experience, Emma brings over 10 years of commercial experience in luxury fashion within Europe, specialising in sourcing and developing materials.