Thomas Dudzinski is always tuned in - fingertips brushing the surface of a mug, eyes catching the glow of a lamp across the room. Observing, sensing, sketching - it’s all part of how he works. Constantly scanning his environment, Thomas draws from a continuous flow of impressions, many of which evolve into designs through his collaboration with Zone Denmark.

“I draw inspiration from the cityscape, in cafés, when travelling, on the Internet – wherever creative people make their mark. Scents, sounds and light are also effective catalysts. I’m often busy sketching to keep my brain active and to let the ideas unfold in the back of my mind. It’s amazing how much the subconscious mind helps you.

The hard part of the process is seizing on the right idea and nurturing its strength and volume. It’s about getting to the heart of the matter and expressing it clearly and understandably,” says Thomas Dudzinski, captivated.

Thomas developed his talent under the mentorship of renowned Australian designer Charles Wilson, and continues to push boundaries in both form and process. He seeks to create designs that surprise and engage - whether by challenging habits, rethinking materials, or exploring unconventional production methods.

“To me, it’s about combining aesthetics with function. I’m definitely into the very Scandinavian and minimalist approach. Down with ornamentation! Let the clean lines speak their own clear language,” he declares.

With every piece, Thomas strives to offer not just an object, but an elevated user experience - one shaped by clarity, curiosity, and the confidence of simplicity.