Founded by Ifeanyi Oganwu in 2008 and incorporated in 2009, Expand Design Ltd is a London-based studio engaging in architecture and furniture design by investigating the correlation between history, base materials and opportunities presented by state-of-the-art fabrication techniques. Through our projects, we unearth unidentified typologies that are inspired by the past, grounded in the present, and on a journey to a new aesthetic domain.
Felix Burrichter. “Favorite Flora.” Pin Up, Issue 20, Spring Summer 2016
“Expand Designs: Ifeanyi Oganwu Talks Art, Design and Africa.” This Day, Home + Design, Issue 14, August 2016 PDF copy available to download via link below:
Cédric Saint André Perrin. “Megéve. Design en Altitude.” AD France, No. 139. December 2016 / January 2017 PDF copy available to download via link below:
Delphine Després. “Galerie Armel Soyer Alps – Seizing Contrasts.” Artravel Hors Serié – Les Alps 2017. December 19, 2016 PDF copy available to download via link below:
Aiwekhoe Iyahen. “The Future is Now – The Engineering Craft of Ifeanyi Oganwu.” Luxe Noir, Issue 1, Cape Town. December 2016 PDF copy available to download via link below:
Marie-Eudes Lauriot Prévost. “In Megève, Design at the Top.” Point De Vue, January 4, 2017 PDF copy available to download via link below:
Christine Marie Halter-Oppelt. “The Wonder of Megève.” Style Mountain, February 2017 PDF copy available to download via link below:
Vanessa García-Osuna. “Jewels with a Pedigree and its Own Name. A Calder on Your Jacket Lapel.” La Vanguardia, Magazine, Fashion & Arts, Spain. December 2016
Splice is featured in the Financial Times review of 'Making Africa' at the Guggenheim Bilbao. Caroline Roux. “Africa: The Connected Continent.” Financial Times, Life & Arts, November 7, 2015
Installation Detail, BULGY Inverted at Design Miami/Basel 2015 Photo, Fred Biver
Acoustic Stories, a new feature on fakeormistake photo blog features
audio interview covering BULGY Inverted following its DMB 2015 presentation by
Galerie Armel Soyer.
Detail, BULGY Inverted at Swiss Institute. Photo Sasa Stucin, courtesy Soft Baroque.
The reviews are in for 'Pavillon de L’Espirit Nouveau' at Swiss Institute.
Coverage spans Alldayeveryday’s extensive 3-part feature which includes a curator interview as well as others with some of the designers exhibited through to TL Magazine, Wallpaper and Purple.
"Maybe this is contemporary design’s fifteen minutes?" Asks W Magazine's Kat Herriman in writing about the exhibition. Please see below for more.