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Mark Bolick
Director of Graduate Industrial Design
Mark Bolick attended various California schools before settling at the California College of
Arts and Crafts in his hometown of San Francisco. Mark worked various jobs in Silicon Valley where
he collaborated on projects with Nike, Motorola, IDEO, NASA, Stanford, MIT and The Exploratorium.
In pursuit of his passions, Mark abandoned his career as an industrial designer to pursue his love
for furniture. As Design Manager for William Sonoma Inc., Mark designed hundreds of production
furniture pieces in China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Mexico, Vietnam, Italy and the United States. As
Director of Furniture for Restoration Hardware, Mark assisted in the growth of the furniture
division, including the launch of the company’s Bed and Bath catalog.
In 2006, Mark officially joined the family business named after his first daughter, India
Rose. India Rose LLC is a vertically integrated home furnishings design firm that designs,
develops, sources and manufactures home products all over the world for retailers such as Crate and
Barrel, Anthropologie, Harry and David, and Jackson Perkins. Mark and his wife recently launched a
wholesale line of textiles under the India Rose label. Their products can be found in boutiques and
retailers throughout North America, as well as on their recently launched online store. Mark is
currently developing a new brand named after his second daughter, Zarah Rae, which will specialize
in furniture and accessories.
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Tom Matano
Executive Director of Industrial Design
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Paul A. Wilczynski
IDS 3D Manager
Paul studied industrial design at the University of Illinois and the Art Institute of Chicago.
He has worked in staff and consultant designer capacities, and served a full apprenticeship as a
precision product modelmaker and finisher. He designed his own car at age eighteen while still in
college, and formed a company that built over fifty examples. He has created several Top Ten Toys,
and his toy designs have won a number of awards from parents' groups. A vehicle that he designed
and built won the Nissan Biennial Design Competition in 1990.
His career comprises hundreds of projects in the design and fabrication of toys, medical
devices, power tools, recreational vehicles, automobiles and automobile accessories, computer
peripherals, electronics, trade show and point-of-purchase displays, home furnishings, and consumer
goods.
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