Subtle experiences of products, projects and exhibitions by Droog Design digitally preserved over the last 30 years.
For Packaging Paper & Label, Hella Jongerius created a shared identity for Oranienbaum’s shops and local products. Bright paper bags, wrapping sheets and labels were made from both new and recycled paper. Often printed in just two colours, their simple […]
Marcel Wanders Oranienbaumer Viereck, 1999 Oranienbaumer Viereck gave the town of Oranienbaum its own playful food speciality. Its square shape was inspired by the wooden containers used for the orange trees at the local castle. Wanders turned this form into […]
Jurgen Bey Lightshade-Shade Lamp, 1998 The two-way mirror lightshade conceals an old, worn out or unfashionable lamp. At daytime, the mirror-foil reflects its environment. Turned on, the hidden lamp appears in new clothes. Bey’s aesthetic chandelier combines traditional form and […]
Arnout Visser Optic Glasses, 1998 The Optic Glass by Arnout Visser transforms when filled with water, offering a unique visual experience through its concave and convex lenses. This design refracts light, creating a dynamic perspective of the surroundings. Additionally, its […]
Droog Design for Rosenthal, 1997 The German porcelain factory Rosenthal approached Droog to take part in an experimental project to be presented in Milan. This was the first time Droog had been commissioned to design products. The project aimed to […]
Arnout Visser with Erik Jan Kwakkel and Peter van de Jagt Function Tiles, 1997 Together with Erik Jan Kwakkel and Peter van de Jagt, Arnout Visser designed the Function Tiles in 1997. They tried to integrate functions of the bathroom […]
The Dry Tech project by Droog Design (started 1996) was a bold experimental collaboration with Delft University of Technology’s Aerospace Engineering faculty. It explored merging high-tech materials with craftsmanship to push design boundaries. The series bridged engineering and design, delighting […]
