Subtle experiences of products, projects and exhibitions by Droog Design digitally preserved over the last 30 years.
The project consists of a simple, inexpensive, mass-produced clock encased within a carefully crafted chipboard container, whose interior features inlays shaped like the hidden mechanical components of the clock itself. By shifting attention from the object to its enclosure, Clock […]
Studio Nacho Carbonell Skin, 2009 Skin is a furniture series by Nacho Carbonell for Droog Design, first presented in 2009. The project brings furniture to life through play, perception, and interaction, allowing everyday objects to respond visibly to what surrounds […]
Luc d’Hanis & Sofie Lachaert Anamorphosis, 2009 The work explores the principle of anamorphosis: an optical technique in which a distorted image becomes readable only when viewed from a specific angle or through reflection. The design features porcelain platters adorned […]
Nadia Pedreschi Obsession Table, 2009 Born from the Master’s program at Design Academy Eindhoven, Nadia Pedreschi’s Obsession Table is what happens when you give our secret love for tidiness a stage. The tabletop is covered in immaculate, laser-straight lines — […]
Yvonne Fehling and Jennie Peiz Stuhlhockerbank, 2009 Part chair, part stool, part bench — Stuhlhockerbank breaks down the boundaries between familiar seating types and fuses them into sculptural constellations for public life. Instead of the rigid, linear bench that keeps […]
At the 11th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale of Architecture in 2008, Dutch design collective Droog, in collaboration with communication agency KesselsKramer, presented S1NGLETOWN — an installation that transformed a section of the exhibition into a fictional town […]
Droog x KesselsKramer Table for One, 2008 The Table for One design by Droog and KesselsKramer was part of the larger Singletown project presented in 2008 at the Venice Biennale architectural edition. This collaboration introduced an abstract interpretation of a […]
