Vincent Molumby

About

Vincent Molumby

I am an Industrial Design Engineer based in Toronto, specializing in physical product development, spatial design, and brand environments.

My foundation lies in traditional technical drawing, high-fidelity CAD, rapid prototyping, and architectural technology. I believe sustainable design requires us to fundamentally rethink our relationship with consumption—creating functional forms intended to be retained, repurposed, and respected.


Professional Experience

Marketing Design Coordinator

Umbra | Toronto, ON

Currently based at Umbra's global headquarters, I design and execute high-fidelity physical installations, retail window displays, and spatial brand environments. This role bridges the gap between industrial design, marketing strategy, and physical fabrication, ensuring our spatial presence physically embodies the brand's modern, original aesthetic.

Residential Landscape Design

Independent Practice | Greater Toronto Area

Operating within the GTA, I consult on and execute residential landscape design. This practice translates complex spatial constraints into cohesive outdoor living environments. By utilizing a deep understanding of architectural technology and integrating hardscape with softscape, I deliver comprehensive 3D visual concepts and technical plans for client execution.

Product Design Intern

Bunny & Clyde | Ireland

Working with the luxury furniture studio Bunny & Clyde, I conducted extensive user research and iterative physical prototyping to inform the development of my MSc thesis project, LuLu—a sustainable, tool-less modular furniture system.


Education

MSc Industrial Design Engineering

University of Twente
Enschede, Netherlands

BSc Architectural Technology

University of Limerick
Limerick, Ireland


Awards &
Recognition

  • 2022

    Institute of Irish Designers (IDI) Graduate Award

    Awarded for LuLu, recognizing excellence in industrial design and sustainable modular engineering.

  • 2021

    Design History Society Conference Publication

    Selected to present and publish ‘How to Train your Machine’ at the 2021 DHS Conference in Basel, Switzerland. Co-authored with Dr.Ir. W. Eggink, the paper explores the historical domestication and cohabitation of industrial products within the home.

  • 2018

    A’ Design Award & Design@UL Exhibition

    Awarded in the Furniture, Homeware, and Décor category for the Stature reading chair. The piece was also selected for public inclusion in the prestigious Design@UL exhibition.