Naomi Mcintosh is a designer, maker and educator having studied Architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, and Design MA from Central Saint Martins in London. She is based in the Cairngorm National Park, Scotland.  

Drawing and drawing conventions, the representation of spaces and the relationship between objects and human scale are key themes. She sees both architecture and design as disciplines which are about the relationship between the body, objects and spaces. Drawing is the starting point for every project. Precise geometry, repetition, pattern making and the interpretation of spaces are themes used throughout and using lines, the pieces created are about makings space and defining volumes without boundaries.

She employs a holistic approach to her work. Predicated on a belief that everything is interconnected, she aims to capture and share the experience of being in a constantly changing, beautiful and expansive landscape through her work. She explores the passing of time, seasonality and the ever present experience of nature. Her work recreates her experiences of place, discovered whilst being exposed to the elements and quiet solitude. She is interested in the creation of objects that capture the intangible qualities, working at different scales, from wearable objects to sculptural and immersive installations.