I love spaces that invite people to explore.
I design with the future in mind.
I create in collaboration with humans and fungi.
I believe good ideas grow through exchange.
I learn by doing, growing and questioning.
I question the way we build and take a closer look at materiality.
I search for new ways of designing and creating.
I see nature not as a backdrop, but as a collaborator.
I am curious to hear your ideas and explore what we could create together.




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© Linda Deutsch
Lina is a Cologne-based designer, exhibition designer and the founder of Form & Fungi. Working at the intersection of architecture, spatial design and material exploration, she creates spaces and objects that invite people to explore new perspectives and rethink their relationship with the natural world. In 2023, she graduated with an MA in Interior Architecture from the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague, the Netherlands. Her graduation project received the New European Bauhaus Prize 2024 in the Rising Stars category, Reconnecting with Nature.
2026 mycelium workshop at bauwerndehof, duesseldorf
2026 mycelium workshop at naturbaunet, cologne
2026 mycelium exhibition passagen, machwerkhaus cologne
2026 exhibition designer, designbauwerk, cologne
2025 zero prove award, winner
2025 mycelium workshop at ackerfestival, malzfabrik berlin
2024 workshop and exhibition at circlezeit festival, theater of osnabrück, de
2024/25 ewich innen architektur as interior architect, aschaffenburg, de
2024 new european bauhaus prize, winner
2023/24 exist woman scholarship
2023 global design graduate show 2023, shortlisted
2023 ma interior architecture, royal academy of art, den haag, nl
2023 local biobased maberials, through objects & bonnie hvillum
2022 fundamental designbuild, tallerken studio, cr
2021 ba interior architecure, university of applied sciences, mainz, de
2020 luminale 2020
2019 smile ideas 2019, hs mainz, 2. place
2019 universo eirìn, intern, es
2014/15 Weltwärts, voluntary year in India
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