Thomas Meyerhoffer is a Swedish designer and entrepreneur working across technology, sport and everyday life.
He currently works with Tools for Humanity, co-founded by Sam Altman and Alex Blania. He designed the Orb, an object that helps people prove they are human in an age of artificial intelligence.
His career began at Porsche and later took him to Apple. He then established his own studio, working with companies including Nike, Smith, Tork, Coca-Cola and Cappellini. His work spans technology products, windsurfing sails, ski goggles, snowboard bindings, furniture and objects used every day.
Alongside his studio, he developed his own surfboards—an ongoing exploration of shape and the experience of riding a wave. He later co-founded Latch, bringing together hardware and software to rethink access to buildings.
Awards
Multiple international design awards, including D&AD, IDEA, iF, Red Dot and Good Design.
Press
Cover features in TIME and Outside. His surfboards and Latch have been featured in The New York Times, with further coverage in The Surfer’s Journal, the Financial Times and Domus.