Inga Sempé’

Parisian designer Inga Sempé approaches product design with quiet nuance, creating objects that balance technical rigor with playful charm. Rejecting loud trends, Sempé crafts everyday items that invite touch, using subtle details, tactile pleating, and delicate mechanics to soften modern interiors. Graduating from ENSCI-Les Ateliers in 1993, she established her Paris studio in 2000. Her cross-European portfolio includes major icons for Scandinavian and Italian houses: the pleated Matin table and pendant lamps for HAY, the quilted Ruché seating collection for Ligne Roset, and expressive ceramics for Mutina. Her designs are distinguished by light, ribbon-like forms and rhythmic textures that diffuse warmth into functional home essentials. Sempé transforms domestic utility into poetic comfort, engineering lighthearted elegance made for daily life.