Deirdre Jordan

Deirdre Jordan's work is informed by the timeless, elemental forms of modernism and the constant process of shaping modern design for our lives today. Jordan's formal education includes a BFA in Design from the University of Kansas and an MFA in Interior Architecture from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. This background in architecture and design has helped shape her aesthetic as she has ventured into product and lighting design. In 1999, Jordan and her husband Bob Robinson founded furniture company Troscan Design, which has since expanded to include The Maker's Guild and Room 406 to enable product collaboration with craftspeople in metal, textiles, ceramics, and glass.