In their designs of furniture and objects, Don McCollin and Maureen Bryan's approach is strongly driven by the materials they choose to work with and a mutual need to be active in the craft of making. The fusion of their backgrounds in textiles (McCollin at the Royal College of Art) and ceramics (Bryan at Middlesex Polytechnic) has led to a distinctive portfolio of designs. Key to their working practice is the process of experimentation and the development and realisation of visual concepts. While McCollin explores surface textures and patterns, Bryan designs forms that have sculptural impact. They are both inspired to exploit the qualities of the materials they use in order to create pieces that will surprise and intrigue the viewer.
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