Company Overview

A multidisciplinary creative practice

JENJE is a London-based multidisciplinary creative practice founded by Josh Jen, working across architecture, interior design, collectible objects and contemporary art.

The practice explores the relationship between fashion, cultural history and the built environment, translating human stories, traditional craftsmanship and historical references into contemporary forms of creative expression.

Architecture & Interior Design

Josh Jen is an Associate Architectural and Interior Designer with experience across high-end commercial, workplace, hospitality and residential environments.

His architectural background informs a multidisciplinary approach to design, combining an understanding of space, materiality, proportion and human experience with a strong interest in storytelling and cultural expression.

Collectible Design

At the heart of JENJE's object-based practice is an exploration of fashion history and its relationship with furniture and interiors.

Currently focused on sculptural lighting, the collections reinterpret historical garments, textile traditions and cultural references through contemporary materials and fabrication techniques.

Each piece sits at the intersection of functional design and artistic expression, conceived as an object that carries a story beyond its physical form.

Art & Exhibitions

Alongside architecture and collectible design, JENJE develops exhibitions and artistic installations that explore identity, memory, human histories and cultural exchange.

Through international exhibitions and interdisciplinary collaborations, the practice brings together fashion, sculpture, digital design and participatory experiences, encouraging audiences to engage with the stories and traditions that shape our collective identities.

These exhibitions provide a platform for creative experimentation, collaboration and dialogue, extending JENJE's work beyond individual objects into shared cultural experiences.


Our practice explores the intersection of fashion, architecture and cultural history, transforming traditional forms and narratives into contemporary design.

Our Process

Cultural Exploration

Drawing inspiration from historical garments, architectural traditions and cultural identities, we explore how stories can be translated into physical forms.

Material Expression

Through digital experimentation, craftsmanship and material exploration, we reinterpret familiar silhouettes into sculptural objects that blur the boundaries between fashion, art and architecture.