Good design is geared around the person.

Integrating means “connecting” – Jessica Engelhardt regards the synthesis of design activity and intensive partnerships across disciplines as the key to creating successful products.

Jessica Engelhardt works as a designer. In 2010, she obtained her degree in Integrated Product Design from the University of Coburg.

She has worked as an in-house designer for the Dauphin HumanDesign® Group since 2011 and has already played a part in designing various chairs.

She created the new Reefs flex, Reefs, Cay, Fiore, Fiore outdoor and Stilo products.

Design is a question of aspiration and not a question of taste. This is Rüdiger Schaack’s attitude. The product and furniture designer was born in Düsseldorf in 1973, graduated school with a degree in fine art and finished his carpentry apprenticeship with distinction.

He was awarded the Baden-Württemberg International Design Award while he was still at university. In the 12 years since he joined the office furniture industry, his designs received numerous awards such as the Red Dot Design Award, the IF Design Award, and the German Design Award.

Since the summer of 2017, he supports the Dauphin HumanDesign® Group in the development and design of ambitious projects for the brands Dauphin and Züco.

Indeed, Atelier and Allora Poufs are aesthetically thought out down to the smallest detail.

"Good design must be simple, very simple": Martin Ballendat ought to know. Success, prizes and over 70 design awards underline his philosophy.
He has been working as a freelance designer since 1995. He has produced project work for prestigious brand-name manufacturers in 12 different countries (including Italy, Switzerland, USA…). He also lectures at Graz and Salzburg Universities of Applied Sciences.

Since his working relationship with Dauphin began, he has produced innovative products such as Lordo, InTouch, dat-o and Siamo.

Entrepreneur, designer, scholar: Rido Busse has received many awards over the course of his 50-year career and he is still involved in the industry today with his "Busse Design + Engineering" institute in the USA. As a lecturer, sponsor of highly regarded design awards, juror and design expert, he is more in demand today than ever before – right across the industry with roles, for example, at Mercedes, EADS and Stihl.
Professor Rido Busse was the initiator of Plagiarius and the Plagiarius e. V. campaign and for many years now he has been campaigning, with the presentation of this negative award, against product plagiarism.

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The "Tec dolphin" standing seat was developed for Dauphin by Rido Busse and his team

Born in 1965 in Cuba, he has studied interior design and received many international awards: This is Daniel Figueroa. Since 1995, he has produced numerous products for the conference, seminar and office furniture sectors.

The designer's service portfolio also includes exhibition and trade fair concepts as well as products for use in living areas.

He designed the X-Code range of swivel and visitor chairs for Dauphin.

Born in 1968 in Straelen on the Lower Rhine, in 1989 Geelen began studying industrial design at the GHS University of Essen. After completing his studies, he teamed up with Robert Kilders to form the "bert&bert" studio to design products in the fields of tableware and office furniture.
In 2005, Norbert Geelen set up his own design studio.

The robust and hard-wearing "Tec Profile" is the result of his working relationship with Dauphin.