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Jasper Morrison was born in London in 1959,and graduated in Design at Kingston Polytechnic Design School,London(1979-82 BA (Des.)and The Royal College of Art for Postgraduate studies (1982-85 MA (Des.)RCA).In 1984 he studied at Berlins HdK on a Scholarship.In 1986 he set up an Office for Design in London.His work was included in the Documenta 8 exhibition in Kassel in 1987,for which he designed the Reuters News Centre. The following year he was invited to take part in“Design Werkstadt”, a part of the“Berlin,Cultural City of Europe”program,where he exhibited “Some new items for the house,part I”at the DAAD Gallery.He then began designing products for SCP in London, the German door handle producer FSB,the Office furniture company Vitra,and the Italian furniture producer Cappellini.In 1992 together with James Irvine,he organised Progetto Oggetto for Cappellini,a collection of household objects designed together with a group of young European designers.He also worked with Andreas Brandolini and Axel Kufus on a variety of installations,exhibition designs and town planning projects under the umbrella of Utilism International.In 1992,his slide show lecture "A world without words" was published in book format by the graphic designer Tony Arefin.In 1994 Jasper Morrison was guest of honour and held an exhibition at the Interieur 94 exhibition in Belgium.In 1995 he held a solo exhibition at Bordeauxs Arc en Rêve Centre darchitecture.He began a consultancy with Üstra the Hannover Transportation Authority by designing a Bus Stop for the City.In 1995 Jasper Morrisons office was awarded the contract to design the new Hannover Tram,the largest European light rail production contract of its time,at 500 Million Deutschemarks.The first vehicle was presented to the public in June 1997 at the Hannover Industrial Fair, and awarded the IF Transportation Design Prize and the Ecology award.More recently exhibitions and installations have included: "The State of Things" to complement the editing of the 1999 Design Year Book.Solo exhibitions at the Axis Gallery, Tokyo,for Flos at the Yamagiwa Centre in Tokyo,as Designer of the Year 2000 at the Paris Design Fair.Recent projects include the design of furniture for Tate Modern in London,"Luxmaster" for Flos,Folding Air-Chair and Low Air-Table for Magis;a monograph "Everything but the Walls" published by Lars Müller Publishers;a bench for the Roppongi Hills development in Tokyo;ATM desk system for Vitra,a line of kitchen appliances for Rowenta,Pots&Pans for Alessi and a sanitary- and brassware range for Ideal Standard.In 2005,founding of Super Normal with Naoto Fukasawa. In June 2006,first Super Normal exhibition in Tokyo.Jasper Morrison Ltd. currently based in London and Paris,have worked and in most cases still do for the following companies:Alessi Spa,Italy;Alias Srl,Italy;Canon Camera Division,Japan; Cappellini Spa.,Italy;Flos Spa,Italy;FSB GmbH,Germany;Magis Srl,Italy;Rosenthal AG,Germany;Rowenta,France;Sony Design Centre Europe;Vitra International AG, Switzerland. In 2004, began consultancies with Samsung Electronics, Korea,Muji(Japan),ideal Standard(UK)and Olivetti(Italy).

The Italian design brand MAGIS was founded in 1976. Its products are characterized by lively, fashionable and avant-garde products. MAGIS has always been to exceed and lead the mainstream market. It has a large number of leading creative ideas from top international designers, and puts the products at the forefront. Originally known for its plastic furniture, it has gradually turned to explore higher-tech synthetic aluminum, stainless steel and die-cast metal combined with high-tech to engage in mass production of furniture and daily necessities. Magis has worked with many outstanding designers including Stefano Giovannoni, Jasper Morrison, Konstantin Grcic, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Marc Newson, Ron Arad, Naoto Fukasawa, Marcel Wanders, Philippe Starck, Zaha Hadid and Thomas Heatherwick to create a large number of excellent works. In the home environment and public space. The Magis brand was ranked by the international authoritative design trend magazine Wallpaper as “the ten people who can change our way of life”. And Magis's products are really a frenzy among the world's design celebrities and loved ones. MAGIS has created a series of products that are sought after by the world and has won many international awards. For example, Me Too, which is designed by educators and designers, and designed by the designer from the perspective of children of this age, has appeared in major design magazines and has become a must-have for Italian designers. . And Me Too is also the first children's furniture to enter the international design stage. Another Spun Chair is also a big red. The product was presented by Thomas Heatherwick, the designer of the British Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo (Dandelion Pavilion). The chair that can turn around completely changed the static state of sitting, and it was full of childlikeness. There is also the Steelwood Chair of Ronan & Erwan Bourollec, who won the ADI Compasso d'Oro Award in 2011. In 2008, Trioli (designed by Eero Aarnio) from the Me Too collection also won the Compasso D'Oro. In 2014, Spun, designed by Thomas Heatherwick, also received the same prestigious award. In addition to receiving this award in design and many other major awards, Magis products are part of the museum's permanent collection, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and the Pompidou Centre in Paris.