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Interview with Karolin Larsson

Karolin Larsson is an industrial designer and food designer, who graduated from Istituto Europe di Design, Rome, Italy.

Designer Interview

1 November 2022

A toolbox for a change with aim of creating value for all involved.

I first consider the purpose and context of the intended use. That's the key for me to understand whether it works or doesn’t.

Everyone is responsible for following the rules of sustainable design, adapting to the UN climate goals, and using the right energy for the right usage at the right time. To satisfy human present needs without compromising the needs of future generations.
Designers working with the industry also have a chance of “nudging” new ideas into the organisations we work for.

Design and design-thinking can be applied to anything and since the last couple of years has had an extra big impact on our daily life and well-being, I think we will see more designers working with services within the public sector like healthcare, schools & education, infrastructure, social problems. Design for these areas is very interesting.

Sources of inspiration are found everywhere: in people, science, nature, art, sport, daily life, riding my bike, visiting a factory, reading, talking to someone, overhearing a conversation, and seeing a situation. I’m always keeping my eyes and ears open to collect inspiration.
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