Lina Hülsmann currently works as an interior architect in Aschaffenburg, Germany. In summer '23 she graduated with MA in Interior Architecture (INSIDE) at the Royal Academy of Art, Den Haag, the Netherlands after studying Interior Architecture at the University of Applied Sciences Mainz, Germany.
She focuses on interactive spaces that have a playful character and stimulate an awareness of understanding nature as an equal part of the world. She has a strong interest in learning about different cultures and traditional knowledge. Therefore, she lived in different countries such as India, Spain and Costa Rica, striving for to get to know different perspectives on society and to exchange and cooperate with others. Lina views the exchange between cultures and disciplines inside and outside the design field as a great advantage. Listening carefully in order to learn from others is an important key to successful design.
With her MA graduation project, she won the New European Bauhaus Prize. Currently, her focus lies in the field of mycelium design, supported my the Exist Woman fund. Next to design projects, she spreads the fascination by giving workshops to others.
