Something & Son is a design practice rooted in a long history of British inquisitiveness and experimentation, applied to the creation of a more sustainable world.
Our work reflects our varied backgrounds and shared passion for social enterprise, the environment, engineering and art.
We like to create popular, provocative and witty work that tackles the big design and social challenges of our time.
A keenness to collaborate has led us to work alongside swift experts, mushroom men, scrapyard merchants, farmers, scientists and sociologists.
We've worked with some great people in recent years. Click the links below to find out what they do.
London Festival of Architecture
Gwangju Design Biennial, South Korea
We enjoy seeing our ideas get out into the world. Alongside public speaking and social media the press is one of the small ways we can inspire others and make change.
We've recently featured in the following journals and newspapers (links to follow soon).
New York Times
International Herald Tribune
The Guardian
Domus Magazine
Cent Magazine
Figaro magazine (Japan)
Evening Standard
Metro
The Independent
Wallpaper
Timeout
Design Week
Fast Company
Tree Hugger
Telegraph
Daily Mail
SO-EN magazine (Japan)
Inhabitat
LeCool
Ecologist
New Statesman
BBC
CNN
KBS (Korea)
2DF (Germany