Marie founded and runs Wobbly Studio, an art brand and workshop space based in Stockholm, where she makes lively, colourful ceramics and illustrations.

Her work is bold, playful, and unbothered by imperfection. Wobbly Studio makes happy objects: silly ceramics, fun illustrations, things crafted to brighten a home and splash a bit of joyful colour into it.

Her piece for the Collection Room is a wobbly cabinet of curiosities: the mugs, the folders, the tangled cables, all piled up and a little too familiar to be comfortable.

Tash is a designer, illustrator, and typographer based in Brighton.

Her practice spans communication design, public art, and education, shaped by a fascination with the everyday: noticing what others walk past, and making it worth looking at.

Her piece looks at the rituals and rhythms an organisation keeps repeating long after anyone remembers why, some still useful, some just mouldy with age but rolled out anyway because it’s Tuesday. Grace Hopper once warned that the most dangerous phrase in any language is “we’ve always done it this way”, and Tash’s piece is a portrait of that habit, still echoing through the building long after it should have been dusted away.