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William Waterhouse
William Waterhouse is a multi-disciplinary kinetic designer producing installations, furniture and homewares in Peckham, London. William’s process is an exploration of materials driven by a thirst for new techniques. Movement and mechanisation characterise his work, from lively fanned chandeliers to kinetic wooden toys.
His design ethos is driven by a simple, playful curiosity, an approach that has made him a frequent collaborator with other design studios and brands including JamesPlumb.
Maker's Story
William Waterhouse is a multi-disciplinary kinetic designer producing installations, furniture and homewares in Peckham, London. William’s process is an exploration of materials driven by a thirst for new techniques. Movement and mechanisation characterise his work, from lively fanned chandeliers to kinetic wooden toys. His design ethos is driven by a simple, playful curiosity, an approach that has made him a frequent collaborator with other design studios and brands including JamesPlumb.
Maker's Quote
I find that the more I understand one material I work with, the better I understand another – each projects informs another in a unique way.
Multi-disciplinary Maker & Sculptor
The Process
William Waterhouse is skilled with multiple materials, creating technical, intelligent pieces from either wood, brass metal or any readily available materials. Brass is a common material seen in William’s work, favoured for its ease of manipulation. Movement and mechanisation characterise William's work and his decorative kinetic sculptures are activated by the flow of air in an interior space.
The Process
