Qing Duan is a London-based spatial designer and interior ar­chitect working across space, installation, and visual narrative. Her practice investigates how spatial design can bridge scales, stories, and systems-from the collective conditions of human life to the intimate connections between psychological and physical space.
With a focus on reusing and reinterpreting existing structures, Qing often engages with overlooked corners, thresholds, and soft enclosures. Her projects combine material experimentation with quiet observation, creating environments that are inti­mate, layered, and responsive.
She holds a Master's degree from the Royal College of Art and continues to explore how spatial storytelling can offer alterna­tive ways of inhabiting the world.