Studio Droog Glass Series AA 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 with […]

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 […]

Richard Hutten Tea for Two Teapot, 2013 Richard Hutten’s Tea for Two turns teatime into a perfectly balanced duet. With mirrored handles and twin spouts, this quirky teapot is built for sharing. Place it between you and a friend, and […]

Rachel Harding for Studio Droog All-in-one Carpets, 2012 The All-in-One Carpets exemplify the brand’s commitment to combining functionality with imaginative design. This innovative carpet concept features a 14-piece modular set capable of covering up to 36 square meters, allowing users […]

Katrin Greiling Lounge of Layers, 2012 A stack of cushions piled on each other form a very cosy sofa. The Lounge of Layers looks like a tasty sandwich for seating or comfy sleeping. It comes in two designs: with or […]

Remy Jungerman Nobody is Protected, 2011 Painted plywood, microphones, microphone boxes, metal rod, communication cables, wooden stick In Nobody is Protected, Remy Jungerman critiques the dynamics of power and authority in today’s global communication systems. This installation, which features two […]

Martí Guixé The Blank Wall Clock, 2010 The 24h Sentence Maker Wall Clock has words instead of hours and the verb IS stays right in the centre: each hour you build a sentence instead of counting the time. A new […]

Minale-Maeda Dusk/dawn Mirror, 2010 Designed by the Japanese studio Minale-Maeda in 2010, it is an innovative piece that transforms the traditional concept of a mirror. Its design is inspired by the reflection of the sky on a pool of water, […]

Arnout Visser Salad Sunrise Carafe, 2008 Instead of juggling two bottles, just pour oil and vinegar one after the other as the physics keeps them separate. Since oil naturally floats on vinegar, this design puts science on display — the […]

Pieke Bergmans Massive Infection Table, 2008 A large table featuring burnt circles was created in collaboration with glass blower Gert Bulle (Royal Leerdam). The crystal bubbles were pressed directly onto the table, leaving burn marks that showcase a close integration […]

Jan Hoekstra, Leon Ramakers Sucker Hooks, 2005 The Sucker Hook is a clever solution for adding a towel hook without the need for drilling. Made from flexible silicone rubber, it works like an oversized suction cup, easily attaching to smooth […]