date: 29 December 2006 A new year comes with new stamps, naturally. But don’t you dare to think it’s getting boring! The Dutch mail company TNT Post introduces stamps showing ten design icons from The Netherlands, one of which is […]

The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs commissioned Droog to develop a new business gift: in an edition of thousand and to be handed out to the most important contacts of Dutch embassies worldwide. Droog decided to launch this project as […]

Gijs Bakker Dish Mop, 2006 This dish-washing brush features a black foam ball securely held between the prongs of a steel fork, creating a minimalist yet effective cleaning tool. Beyond its primary function, the Dish Mop invites playful interaction. The […]

Drus Dryden’s ‘Sweatshop-shirt ‘do-it-yourself’ is a box with all the ingredients for your own sweatshop. The 3 cents, that would otherwise have gone to someone in a sweatshop has been deducted from the price.

Gijs Bakker’s approach was similar, except that it was totally different, for he added a lace pattern to standard glass plates. For that he took a digitized lace pattern form the Dessailles textile company. ‘It looks and feels like a […]

Machine comes into bloom by Mina Wu: ‘Subtle lines of an organic form crawl upon a technical device and continue their way on the hand of the human who operates this machine. Human created technology. Technology created a whole new […]

Frederik Royé was not tempted to make big objects. He made Two of a kind, two rings with a different size as one object. The title is on the edge. To share it with someone it needs to be broken […]

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 […]