Arian Brekveld Softlamp, 1995 The Softlamp became the first interior design product created using the technique of dipping a heated mold into liquid plastic. Its glossy exterior gives it a ceramic-like quality, while the soft, supple texture enhances its tactile […]

Richard Hutten The Cross Bench, 1994 The bench was made for a fair in Italy together with the swastika-shaped bench ‘s(h)it on it’ to comment on the political situation in the country. The deliberate choice of materials and form highlights […]

Peter van der Jagt Bottoms Up Doorbell, 1994 Two crystal wine glasses hang upside down with a small hammer positioned between them. When the electromagnetic doorbell is triggered, the hammer strikes, producing a welcoming sound. Created by van der Jagt, […]

Joost Grootens Braille Door Handle, 1994 When asked to add a new element to Dudok’s city hall in Hilversum, Joost Grootens did so with an invisible design. He decided that this modern monument is so in-your-face that there is little […]

Hella Jongerius Soft Vase Urn, 1993 The Soft Vase Hella Jongerius challenge conventional ideas about materiality and design. First shown during Droog’s Plastics New Treat presentation at the 1996 Salone del Mobile in Milan, these rubber vessels sparked conversations by […]

Djoke de Jong Drawing table, 1993 Inspired by the way children draw, this charmingly simple four-legged table is brought to life using MDF — an engineered wood made from fine wood particles and resin. What sets it apart is its […]

Jan Konings and Jurgen Bey Folding Bookcase, 1991 Folds flat when empty, expands to fit the exact amount of books.  Crafted from cut plywood, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), and kraft paper/cardboard, the Folding Bookcase is lightweight yet sturdy. It folds down […]

Tejo Remy Chest of Drawers ‘You Can’t Lay Down Your Memory’, 1991 Used drawers, maple, jute strap As a critique of consumerism, Tejo Remy collected found drawers, giving them new enclosures and loosely bundling them into a chest. By viewing […]

Tejo Remy Milk Bottle Lamp, 1991 An iconic blend of less and more. The Milk Bottle Lamp takes the familiar shape of a milk bottle and transforms it into a timeless light fixture. Sandblasted glass, a simple cord, and a […]

Richard Hutten Table-chair, 1991 The design consists of two separate tables: a small table, stool size to sit on, and a second table with a part cut out of the top to make the arm and back rest. ‘A table […]