We Make Carpets

In collaboration with Marcia Nolte en Bob Waardenburg.
Consisting of Marcia Nolte, Bob Waardenburg and me, We Make Carpets creates temporary contemporary carpets.

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bram/stijn

Bram Burger and me works as a duo of freelance designers on projects varying from (temporary) interiors to fairs and events. For clients as Modefabriek, Amsterdam Denim Days, It’s (Fashion) Weekend and LEE. The photos show a selection of projects we have been working on.

Seats and stripes

In collaboration with Bram Burger.

We introduce a series of easy-to-assemble furniture. Stools, benches and tables made from no more than ten compartments. ‘Seats and stripes’ comes as a flatpack and sets up in a blink of an eye.

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bram/stijn x Vij5

In collaboration with Vij5

Together with Vij5 bram/stijn introduces the Strap Stool as part of the Strap Furniture serie, easy-to-assemble furniture. The furniture comes as a flat pack and sets up in a blink of an eye, using the included straps. Every package only consists out of a few oak wood components that seamlessly fit together. After assembly, the colourful straps hold the furniture together tightly whereby stools and tables originate.

Florian en Stijn

In collaboration with Florian de Visser.
Sharing an Eindhoven based studio, Florian de Visser and me create small scale architecture, exhibition designs, installations, art pieces and many more.

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1397 on 13,82 m2

What do I own? Where can I find these things? When do I use them, and what is their value? I made two thick books about his possessions, called 1397 on 13,82 m2. 1397 different kind of objects, in a room of 13,82 square meters. I observed that many objects are too valuable to throw away, but of too little importance to make prominently available.

Diverse

Forgetfulness

As a follow-up of ‘1397 on 13,82 m2’ I designed a series of chests of drawers that ensured that there would be a new meeting with forgotten possessions. One of the chests of drawers has long drawers that stuck out for example, you have to choose which things are visible or forgotten possessions will become visible again. Using the version with shallow drawers entails trying on and measuring when putting away your possessions. Another has drawers of almost two and a half meters deep, so things will definitely get lost.

At the back of the drawer
In or out of sight
Endless drawer
Empty drawer

Doofpotten

Digna Kosse and me researched the possibility of re-using broken porcelain in new objects. The result is a series of ‘doofpotten’. In collaboration with Digna Kosse.

KCS lovestory

Commissioned by KLM Catering Service. In collaboration with Clara Lindsten.
A series of objects to improve service KLM’s flights.