Twelve emerging designers are highlighted as ones to watch in the lead-up to 2026. Each designer brings a unique background and approach, merging traditional techniques with contemporary ideas. Ella Saddington of Cordon Salon creates lamps inspired by historical armor techniques, while Grace Atkinson uses ancient textile methods to produce vibrant rugs and blankets, collaborating with artisans from Ukraine and beyond to preserve their crafts. Armaan Bansal, known as Anda Ba, blends Indian heritage with modern design, creating furniture that resonates with cultural identity. His 'Fly-Ash' collection reflects a dialogue between past and present. Cara Campos transforms discarded bicycle parts into functional art, showcasing her journey from fashion to industrial design. Markus Töll, under the name Supersedia, designs sculptural chairs, emphasizing the emotional connection between ideas and materials. In São Paulo, Cléo Döbberthin and Lorenzo Lo Schiavo's Studio Palma merges art and architecture, exemplified by their 'Belisco' lamp, which balances mathematical precision with sculptural form. Eddie Olin plays with heavy materials and light designs, creating furniture like the CNC-machined ‘Snoopy’ table that reflects his typography background. Finally, Silje Lindrup pushes the boundaries of glass design, crafting pieces that capture the tension between control and chaos, evident in her 'Melt' series. Each designer embodies a commitment to innovation and a fresh perspective on the design industry.