Silvia Juarez completed her Bachelor degree in Industrial Design and her post-graduate degree with majors in Transportation, Product and Graphic Design in Spain under the guidance of CuldeSac, Hector Serrano, Ximo Roca and Tiscar Design.
Silvia’s furniture design for public spaces project was shortlisted at Cetem Constest 2008 and published in several design magazines such as Living Deco and Casa Viva. Her work was exhibited at the Milan show in 2009 as part of the company Frajumar who produced the prototype.
She worked for companies as a freelance designer for several years. As part of her success, Silvia was awarded a grant to work for Viable London in the UK. Then she remained in England and worked as a lead product designer for one of the leading lighting companies in the UK, where she gained extensive experience in designing lighting products for well known high street outlets like House of Fraser, Tesco, Argos, etc. and large DIY store groups like Homebase, Littlewoods and Bauhaus in Germany.
Silvia’s furniture design for public spaces project was shortlisted at Cetem Constest 2008 and published in several design magazines such as Living Deco and Casa Viva. Her work was exhibited at the Milan show in 2009 as part of the company Frajumar who produced the prototype.She worked for companies as a freelance designer for several years. As part of her success, Silvia was awarded a grant to work for Viable London in the UK. Then she remained in England and worked as a lead product designer for one of the leading lighting companies in the UK, where she gained extensive experience in designing lighting products for well known high street outlets like House of Fraser, Tesco, Argos, etc. and large DIY store groups like Homebase, Littlewoods and Bauhaus in Germany.
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