Tim Schuetze (he/him) is a Berlin-based industrial designer with a hands-on, material-driven approach. His work explores the intersection of cultural research, emerging technologies, and future materials, always grounded in a deep engagement with physical making. Experimentation, iteration, and learning from prototypes are essential to his process, shaping designs that balance function, innovation, and critical reflection.
His studio and workshop in Berlin-Schöneberg serve as both a research space and a production lab—where ideas are tested, refined, and brought to life through continuous making. Engaging with materiality, he investigates new fabrication methods and rethinks traditional production techniques to create meaningful and contextually aware design solutions.
He previously taught additive manufacturing at UdK Berlin, contributed to the height-adjustable Eiermann table with Richard Lampert, and is currently part of the design team at Konstantin Grcic Design GmbH.
