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about me
Narrative Design – Communications – Social Entrepreneur – Maker
I am a London based narrative designer specialising in social innovation design, sustainable environmental design, public artworks, experiential design and place-making with an emphasis on community engagement and harnessing the power of design for positive change.
Narrative design sits at the intersection between storytelling and spatial design, combining two strands I am passionate about – stories and design.
To compliment my design practice, I work part-time at Central Saint Martins University of Arts as a communications specialist within the Spatial Practices Department, for whom I write a blog and maintain social media channels.
I enjoy collaborating and promote co-design as part of my creative process, working within multi-disciplinary teams. I have a talented group of designers I can call in for design projects. I aim to create designed environments that positively impact and enhance people’s lives and interactions.
To find out more about the way I like to work, check out this short film I made: Make ideas happen!
I have worked with a range of clients and organisations including the Barbican Arts Centre, Speaker’s Corner Trust, the British Paralympic Association and the Chelsea Flower Show.
Whilst on maternity leave, I founded the social enterprise goodmakes. Working with a variety of participants including refugees, mothers, at-risk teenagers and the elderly, goodmakes is a social enterprise that offers textile design workshops that encourage integration, place-making, community building and friendship through shared narratives that inspire the design of the fabrics.
Inspired by shared stories around a specific topic, the workshop participants design uniquely beautiful fabrics that are produced and printed in the UK. The fabrics are made into a range of products from shoulder bags for migrant teenagers starting a new school, wash-bags for refugees to store products in, tea-towels to gift to friends or to cute trousers for grandchildren.
I love to hear about new opportunities & ideas and I’m always happy to meet for a coffee and a chat so get in touch via email at stephanieromig@gmail.com