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

2016

Do Post

02.08.2016

Handy Burners by Peter van der Jagt

Take as many as you like and put them where you want.

02.08.2016

Do Swing by Thomas Bernstrand

Attach this lamp to the ceiling, hang on it and swing!

02.08.2016

Do Connect

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Do Scratch by Martí Guixé

Let the light escape where you choose to scratch the surface. You make it as creative as you want it to be through your personal graffiti.

02.08.2016

Do Link by Martí Guixé

Attach anything in between the base and the shade of this lamp yet to be formed.

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Do Cut

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Do Break by Frank Tjepkema & Peter van der Jagt

This vase can stand rough handling! Do Break is an even vase without any decoration; you have to drop it to give it a beautiful craquelé structure. The rubber inside makes sure it doesn’t literally fall into a thousand pieces. […]

02.08.2016

Toothbrush mirror by Roland Buschmann

No need for glasses at your sink anymore.

02.08.2016

Room of Prize Cups II: 5 Glass containers by Wieki Somers

In each instance two have been ground off in such a way that they precisely fit together, for example one upright and the other upside down. In this position they were melted together. Bakker: ‘They look fascinating, being so thin […]

02.08.2016

Glass tap by Arnout Visser

The temperature of the water is made visible by coloured light.

02.08.2016

Glass drop floortiles by Arnout Visser

The glass ‘water drops’ on the ceramic tiles both prevent a slippery floor and at the same time massage the feet of the person walking on them, creating the strange illusion of a rain splattered floor that stays permanently dry. […]

02.08.2016

Push and store cabinet by Chung-Tang Ho

Chung-Tang Ho created a cabinet that changes shape during use, a solid volume that opens up when books are stored in it. The volume of the moved space becomes literally visible through the beams of wood sticking out. In this […]

02.08.2016

Look at your walls by Christopher Pearson

Christopher Pearson brings William Morris’ famous “Willow Boughs” wallpaper (1887) to life using contemporary technology. It’s very subtle. At first glance nothing seems to happen but all of a sudden a bird is fluttering or the leaves start waving and […]

02.08.2016

Dare to UNLABEL by Claudia Linders

Your Choice also points at branding. Claudia Linders asks visitors to remove the so cherished logo from their design clothing and replace it with an “Unlabeled” tag. She needs 1700 names in order to make a label dress out of […]

02.08.2016

Ready made bookshelf by NEXT Architects

Shelves filled with ‘need to have read’ books are status symbols, even if the owner has not actually read them all. This bookcase is already full of important works of world literature. It is left to the owner to replace […]

02.08.2016