Archive
Subtle experiences of products, projects and exhibitions by Droog Design digitally preserved over the last 30 years.
2014
Glass Series AA by Studio Droog for Rijksmuseum
Studio Droog Glass Series AA, 2014 Inspired by five iconic, historic glasses from the timeless Rijksmuseum collection, these glass designs capture the essence of artistry admired for centuries. Each glass tells a story of elegance and tradition. Explore the craftsmanship […]
2013
Napkin Collar by Studio Droog
Studio Droog Napkin Collar, 2013 Studio Droog’s 3D-printed Napkin Collar reimagines the iconic Tudor ruff as a contemporary napkin ring. Its intricate pleated design brings a playful yet sophisticated touch to any dining experience. The inspiration came from a remarkable […]
Rubber Tablecloth by deJongeKalff x Studio Droog
Jennifer de Jonge & Roos Kalff x Studio Droog Rubber Tablecloth, 2013 Instead of translating the historical motif into woven or embroidered fabric, the designers recreated it in silicone rubber. The result keeps the refined, lace-like appearance of an ornamental […]
Rijksmuseum Project by Studio Droog
Back in 2012, Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum launched Rijksstudio, an open digital platform giving the public access to high-resolution images of artworks and historical objects from its collection. Users could download the images, adapt them and create their own interpretations, turning the […]
Virtue of Blue Chandelier by Jeroen Verhoeven
Jeroen Verhoeven & Studio De Makers Van Virtue of the Blue Chandelier, 2013 The chandelier draws inspiration from one of nature’s most sophisticated light manipulators: the butterfly. These creatures possess intricate mechanisms for both absorbing and emitting ultraviolet light. Their […]
Forgotten Tools by Studio Droog
Studio Droog Forgotten Tools, 2013 Material: printed in titanium Forgotten Tools is a tableware collection by Studio Droog that brings overlooked eating utensils back to the table. The project revisits historical cutlery shapes that have gradually disappeared from everyday use […]
Centrepiece by Studio Droog
Studio Droog Centrepiece, 2013 Steel base with white powder coating, figures made of nylon with magnetic bases A lavishly decorated centrepiece by German silversmith Wenzel Jamnitzer (1549) is now re-decorated with 3D-printed miniatures from the Rijksmuseum collection. Droog used 3D […]