Big-Game

Swiss design collective BIG-GAME—founded in 2004 by Augustin Scott de Martinville, Elric Petit, and Grégoire Jeanmonod—is celebrated for an elemental approach that distills functional objects into optimistic, intuitive forms. Based in Lausanne, the trio balances Swiss precision with approachable humor. The studio has authored acclaimed collections for leading international design brands. For Danish house HAY, they conceived the stackable Rey Chair reimagining (originally by Bruno Rey) and the colorful Basket storage system. For Japanese timber label Karimoku New Standard, they developed the Castor dining chair and table collection, while authoring playful everyday tools for Muuto, Alessi, and Magis.