Spanish design by Jaime Hayon

In the spotlight this time is Jaime Hayon (1974), one of Spain’s fines designers of today. In his teens he was involved in skating and graffiti which influences we still see in his work today. Jaime studied industrial design in Madrid and he later joined Fabrica in Paris, the Benetton-funded design and communication academy. He made a quick career when he was promoted from student to head of their Design Department. Jaime decided to go solo after eight years and created his own collections of ceramics, furniture design and product design and occasionally collaborating with other known labels. Here is a look at some of his work.
Chairs from the Showtime Collection for BD Ediciones.



This chair, made out of 22 pieces of wood, was made for Ceccotti.


Ceramic pieces from Jaime Hayon's Bosa collection for Bosa Ceramiche.


More from the Bosa collection.

Cristal Candy collection for Baccarat.

Sparkle Shady chandelier for Swarovski.

Source photographs: www.hayonstudio.com