Nuremberg’s Rudolf Steiner School, where the focus lies
on artistic and practical education. This helped her to
develop a keen eye for how design interacts with daily
life.
Following this foundation, Emily began her metalwork
design apprenticeship, where she refined her understanding
of materials and form. Through completing the programme
in 2020, she gained valuable experience that continues
to influence her design approach today.
Her recent work centres on the intersection of
sustainability and design. Through her research with
natural materials, Emily creates innovative solutions for
environmental challenges whilst considering how design
might evolve to meet future needs.
Currently enrolled for Industrial Design at the University
of Applied cience Ratisbona since 2023, Emily continues
to broaden her expertise, combining her craft work
background with fresh perspectives in industrial design.
This education enables her to further develop her skills
whilst exploring contemporary design challenges.