FOR LIFE'S JOURNEY. FOR THE FRAGILE
TIMES. FINALLY.
We understand life as a journey, including fragile times and the end of this journey. We understand not only healthy phases, but also phases of illness as shapeable stages of life in which those affected, their families, and loved ones are equally involved. With us, the end of life also finds a place in life. finally.
PERSONAL MATTER OF THE HEART
finally stems from intensive research into the end of life. Final Studio is the brand, research workshop, and thought studio behind it. The company is based on several years of design ethnographic research in care settings by founder Bitten Stetter and is tied to the designer's personal experiences accompanying a loved one on their journey to the end. Therefore, this thought and care studio is nothing more and nothing less than a matter of the heart, wishing our loved ones and ourselves a dignified death. finally.
HUMAN-CENTERED HEALTH SOCIETY
We offer far more than beautiful, functional products and knowledge-sharing workshops. We enable the autonomous, individualized, and realistic design of one's own health journey and are committed to a new, human-centered health dialogue and a new culture of dying. We enrich hospital and care settings with empathetic and communicative design. In short, we are breaking new ground.
MULTIPERSPECTIVE RESEARCH
As a collective of experts comprised of researchers, designers, and producers, as well as volunteers and professionals, we know what's happening and what's lacking in health and dying settings nationally and internationally. We seek conversations with people in different life situations and reflect on our research work. We continually expand our perspectives, generate knowledge, and share our concerns. Finally.
CRITICAL APPRAISAL
finally focuses on knowledge transfer and participation, as well as diversity, self-care, and we-care. We want to inspire, break down taboos, and de-uniformize, but we don't claim that in our individualized world, this approach is the right one for everyone and that everyone benefits from our design. After all, we humans are all very differently "wired" and live, get sick, and die very individually. finally