Twin brothers Antony and Richard Joseph, founders of the global homeware brand Joseph Joseph, are scheduled to appear at Fota Retail Park in Cork on Thursday, October 8, for a special live event hosted by Meadows & Byrne. The designers will discuss their journey from identifying everyday kitchen frustrations to building an internationally recognized brand.
From Drawing Board to Global Brand
The evening event features the British brothers in conversation with Irish chef Kevin Dundon. Together, they will examine the design thinking behind some of the brand’s most popular household kitchen products and explore the realities of scaling an independent idea into a worldwide enterprise. According to event organizers, the discussion offers audiences a rare chance to hear directly from the company founders about what goes into taking a concept from a sketch to retail shelves.
Event Details and Tickets
The live discussion takes place at the Meadows & Byrne location in Fota Retail Park. Tickets for the event cost €5 and can be purchased online through Eventbrite by searching for the listing titled “From Idea to Icon – Live with Joseph Joseph.”

Who founded Joseph Joseph and how to attend the Cork event
Who are the founders of Joseph Joseph?
The homeware brand was founded by twin brothers Antony and Richard Joseph, who focus on redesigning ordinary household and kitchen tools with problem-solving features.
Where is the Joseph Joseph event taking place?
The event is being held at Meadows & Byrne in Fota Retail Park, Cork, on Thursday, October 8.
How can I get tickets for the Cork event?
Tickets are priced at €5 and are available for purchase online by visiting eventbrite.ie and searching for “From Idea to Icon – Live with Joseph Joseph.”
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