Luis Ho is a London-based furniture designer and maker, graduating from MA Design: Furniture at Central Saint Martins.
His previous studies at Goldsmiths BA Design shaped a research-led approach centred on perception and embodied experience through material experimentation.
Working across furniture and installation, Ho’s practice explores multi-sensory interaction beyond the visual. He investigates how bio-based composite materials can invite tactile engagement over time and build emotional resonance between people and objects.
His work questions the dominance of purely functional or image-led furniture, proposing material honesty and emotional resonance to foster stronger relationships between user and the furniture.
Alongside his academic practice, Ho has undertaken an internship with SOAR Running, gaining experience in teaser animation and pop-up store installation. Material samples from the Ground Collection were exhibited at SaloneSatellite 2026 during Milan Design Week, and the full collection at New Designers 2026, and will be exhibiting with Material Matters during London Design Festival.
His previous studies at Goldsmiths BA Design shaped a research-led approach centred on perception and embodied experience through material experimentation.
Working across furniture and installation, Ho’s practice explores multi-sensory interaction beyond the visual. He investigates how bio-based composite materials can invite tactile engagement over time and build emotional resonance between people and objects.
His work questions the dominance of purely functional or image-led furniture, proposing material honesty and emotional resonance to foster stronger relationships between user and the furniture.
Alongside his academic practice, Ho has undertaken an internship with SOAR Running, gaining experience in teaser animation and pop-up store installation. Material samples from the Ground Collection were exhibited at SaloneSatellite 2026 during Milan Design Week, and the full collection at New Designers 2026, and will be exhibiting with Material Matters during London Design Festival.