Subtle experiences of products, projects and exhibitions by Droog Design digitally preserved over the last 30 years.

2005

100 Brooches by Ted Noten

Ted Noten 100 Brooches, 2005 100 Brooches is a provocative jewellery project by Ted Noten for Droog Design, created in 2005. With this work, Noten turns one of the world’s most recognisable status symbols into something unexpectedly personal and wearable. […]

01.01.200526.05.2026

House of Textures by Frank Tjepkema

Frank Tjepkema House of Textures, 2005 The project reimagines a house as a stack of layered surfaces, where materials like brick, wood, fabric, ornament, and even graffiti aren’t just finishes but actually shape the design itself. Created as a 1:20 […]

01.01.200504.05.2026

Body Table by Atelier van Lieshout

Atelier van Lieshout Body Table, 2005 Designed by Atelier Van Lieshout in 2005, the Body Table is a playful and unconventional piece that combines sculpture and furniture. Made from polyester and fiberglass, the table is shaped like a female body, […]

01.01.200529.05.2026

2004

Master Pieces 2004

As part of the programme of Amsterdam Design, an annual event and initiative of the city of Amsterdam, Droog organised a Meet and Greet with the designers of the Master Pieces exhibition. With this exhibition Droog presents the work of […]

02.10.200418.06.2020

Go Slow DVD

DVD of the ‘Go Slow’ project in Milan, presented during the International Furniture Fair in Milan, 2004. The basics of the ‘Go Slow’ project: take your time, enjoy the things happening around you, enjoy a slow experience. Shop online

07.09.2004

Droog Event I: Open Borders, Design etc.

Droog launched the first edition of its triennial Droog Event, which will always be held in a different European city. The aim of this triennial is to highlight the recent developments in European design with crossovers to other disciplines as […]

04.09.2004

Opening Droog Staalstraat

Droog has moved into a splendid, historical building dating from 1641 at Staalstraat 7a-7b in Amsterdam. With an area of 700 m² at last Droog has space to expand her activities. Over 500 guests visited the official opening of the […]

02.08.200426.02.2024

French Flemish Glasses by Wieki Somers

Wieki Somers French Flemish Glasses, 2004 Designed in 2004, the French Flemish Glasses bring two drinking cultures together in one thoughtful form. Created by Wieki Somers for the French–Flemish border region, where wine and beer are equally part of daily […]

15.04.200427.01.2026

Go Slow

date: 14 – 18 April 2004 location: Gallery Postart, Milan Droog’s 12th Milan presentation In a white environment you could enjoy a moment of ‘going slow’; resting in the hustle and bustle of Milan during the furniture fair. Senior people […]

14.04.200418.06.2020

Red Blue Lego Chair by Mario Minale

Mario Minale Red Blue Lego Chair, 2004 Minale was inspired by the simple construction of Rietveld’s furniture. The designer made a remake of the famous Red and Blue Chair by the Dutch architect Gerrit Rietveld by using Lego blocks because […]

01.01.200418.11.2024

Slow Glow Lamp by NEXT Architects & Aura Luz Melis

NEXT Architects & Aura Luz Melis Slow Glow Lamp, 2004 the Slow Glow Lamp offers a unique take on lighting. Instead of using a traditional evacuated bulb or halogen, this lamp is filled with an organic material — vegetable fat. […]

01.01.200420.11.2024

Homelesshome Project by Droog

Homelesshome Project is a social design initiative by Droog Design, developed in 2004 and realised in public space in Amsterdam. Rather than presenting design as a finished object, the project uses design as a tool to create encounters, dialogue, and […]

01.01.200407.01.2026

First Class Executive Lounge for British Airways

date: 2004 British Airways asked Droog to do something with the spot of their air conditioning system in the first class lounge at Heathrow Airport in London. Basically there was a big hole in the ground where the air came […]

01.01.2004

MP / DB Teaspoon by Ed Annink and Ontwerpwerk

Ed Annink MP Teaspoon, 2004 The MP / DB Teaspoons use Hollands Glad, a traditional Dutch cutlery pattern, to explore how small changes can alter an object’s purpose, appearance, and perceived value. The original, untouched spoon acts as a reference […]

01.01.200416.09.2026

Shadylace Parasol by Chris Kabel

Chris Kabel Shadylace parasol, 2004 Chris Kabel took Dessaile Lace away from the world of lingerie and straight into the sunshine! Instead of delicate undergarments, he dreamed up a lacy green parasol, perfect for town squares where people can sip […]

01.01.200418.02.2025

Room of Prize Cups II: Five Glass Containers by Wieki Somers

Wieki Somers Room of Prize Cups II: Five Glass Containers, 2004 The series consists of five glass compositions in which familiar drinking vessels are carefully reshaped and fused into unexpected new forms. By combining glasses in unusual orientations, Somers creates […]

01.01.200406.05.2026