Hello,
I am Marion Lenne,
Industrial designer and happy to share my passion, my work with you.
Come take a look at my online portfolio !
Industrial designer and happy to share my passion, my work with you.
Come take a look at my online portfolio !Hey, I'm Marion Lenne, French Industrial Designer with a Master’s degree in Design and Management from ISD - Institut Superieur de Design - France.
Came back in North of France since October 2018 to work for DIY retailer, I have worked in Israel, Chicago, San Francisco and lately in Copenhagen in design consultancy field. I am a empathic person that’s why I focus my design around the user and the real potential for the market.
The diversity of design is so vast that I am always excited to work on a new project, find the best insights to create clever and unique designs and never afraid of challenges.
I am a collaborative person who likes to be a part of a team and have won several team awards while working with talented designers. I like to prioritize quality concept over quantity and good project communication with clients. I am also passionate about graphic design and project management.
More about me : I enjoy exploring new cities to satisfy a natural curiosity for travel, and capturing local culture and anecdote through funny comics. I also enjoy expressing myself through baking for my colleagues.
Design studio - Tel Aviv, ISRAEL
5 month - 2013/14
Design studio - Chicago, USA
12 month - 2015/16
Design studio - San Francisco, USA
6 month - 2016/17
Design studio - Copenhagen, DENMARK
8 month - 2017/18
Marion, came to our studio far better prepared with professional experience than the average intern. She has taken the initiative to gain hands-on work through different tasks, which has made her a very efficient, productive employee. I have found her to be a mature, professional employee who is responsible and dependable. She has done a great job managing her time stay organized to produce innovative quality work.
[...] Overall, I feel that Marion would be an asset to any team. She can work well independently, but she is open to work in a team and accepts constructive criticism and feedback very well, which is essential in working with clients. I have no hesitation in recommending Marion for a professional position as an industrial designer.
Marion is an incredibly talented designer and a wonderful human being. She has a gift for establishing empathy and provoking emotional responses from her designs and has contributed greatly to our diversity of thought and perspective on design while here at MINIMAL. She may not be the most prolific designer, but each concept she produces is incredibly thoughtful, feasible, and different from anything else on the wall.
She has the elusive mix of raw talent, strong work ethic, unique perspective, fun personality, and passion for design that is hard to find and would make a great addition to any team.
Marion is a creative designer. She likes to think out of the boundary and challenge the traditional way of problem solving when design meets reality. She is never afraid to raise any thought and concerns and being very active and vocal on brainstorming and contributes her ideas. She is a hard worker and knows what is the right quality for delivery and be able to translate her ideas well on different kinds of fidelities. She is a team player and works well with the other designers.
In short, I think Marion is a talented and skilled young designer who has a bright future to come.
Marion is the definition of a perfectionist, always striving for the perfect solution to a problem with energy and vigor. She has proven to us over the last 8 months that the she is a great addition to the team and her strong opinion and process has been greatly appreciated.
Marion has also benefited from taking more responsibility on projects and started to build compelling stories for clients and I think as part of a structured team will develop into a strong and reliable designer. She brings energy, passion and smiles wherever she goes and a unique perspective to any project as well as empathy, balancing both the user and client needs gracefully
