At OBJECT 2019 Cabalt will show a series of monumental soft sculptures made of artisan felt, combined with her latest porcelain objects, both based on processes ot growth.

The work of Raw Color reflects a sophisticated treatment of material and colour by mixing the fields of graphic design and photography.

Inspired by the abundance of abandoned inner tubes, Michela questions the short lifespan of products and their production. By reconsidering their role she is rethinking our resources.

Medulla is a material research into the soft rush in which different elements of this dominant and usually unwanted weed are developed into materials like paper, textile & foam.

Anne Rose Regenboog creates an interplay of lines within the dimensions of a metal cube.

The work of Ingrid Roos is charactized by simplicity and transparency and balances on the border of art and design. Her works consists of objects are minimalist and clear in shape with the central theme “light”.

Ontwerpduo dreams and demonstrates, fantasises and fulfils, devises and designs.

With his designs, Bas Vellekoop strives for sustainable beauty and usability.

Gert Wessels investigates with his graduation project ROSA SAKER / PINK THINGS (2018) the corresponding and contradictions within our everyday objects.

Idle: the concept is about the uselessness and the absurd.

With his work Joris Kuipers shows the blurring lines between a painting and a sculpture.

Margherita Soldati investigates different ways to infiltratearchitecture with sensorial surfaces to stimulate a more active and aware use of the senses.

Dutch interior & lifestyle brand Maison Deux and designer Lex Pott introduce a series of minimalist cars: Solid Cars.

Alexander van Bakel is an creator and explorer of worlds. He naively investigates as a tourist and thereby he questions the incomprhensible absurdity of reality.

Grace of Glaze started as a research in how two materials enhance each other.

Modern Shapes Gallery is specialised in unique contemporary and midcentury studio ceramics. Modern Shapes is as much a gallery as it is a curated platform.

Raphia brings Moroccan craftsmanship and Dutch shoedesign together.

Alex’ designs can be recognized by the use of honest materials with their own character and clear, simple shapes. Simplicity mixed with attention to detail equals perfection.

Diego Faivre makes products from waste materials such as cardboard tubes, plastic boxes and leather strips in the amount of time purchased.

Marieke van Heck combines traditional techniques with contemporary design.

The work of Nynke Koster balances on the border between design and autonomous work. ‘The space around me is my mould’.

Tuttobene Sales Agency sells the products of talented designers and unique brands. Tuttobene Sales Agency sells unique collections of interior products, that are developed and produced by designers and brands, to design shops and architects.

Egglipse is inspired from the perfect shape of an egg.

The work of fashion designer Michael Barnaart connects ‘high’ and popular culture.

Artist Lizan Freijsen turns something people call ‘ugly’, like stains, into something of value.

Thijs Verhaar Knits, every stitch a statement, every fibre an embrace.

Manon Stoeltie is a young designer who works with the potential of materials and techniques. Freeze framing at exactly the right moment amplifies the suggestion of movement.

Industrial architecture and landscapes, historical events, the military and space are topics that inspire Jeroen van Veluw.

Sophie Cloes ecently graduated from the architectural design departement of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie. The work ‘hardcore structures’ is a translation of her research titled ‘I’m not an adult’.

Through techniques such as generating instructions on how the audience should interact with the work, Miguel Witzke Pereira creates platforms in which performative dogmas and sculptural forms clash.

The ‘Crystal’ series is the result of research into stalagmites, one of the greatest wonders of nature. Each object is unique in shape, colour and texture, due to the organic development of the object.

Millie Herpin uses her expertise in textile and graphic design, to provide an atmosphere for provocative visuals.

With hands on, technical and material driven approach to design Tim Teven simplifies objects to the essence with an eye on productivity.

The Elephant in the Room is a series of audio speakers by Carlijn Olde Beverborg that is inspired by the metaphor of the same name – an awkward situation which is undeniable, however people pretend it does not exist.

Feathers could be a very functional interior textile, as well as a new solution to the fashion industry, as the new ‘fur’, without all the death usually associated with fur.

Photographers Koos Breukel and Sander Troelstra traversed the former Zuiderzee region to record their views on club life in this area. During OBJECT a teaser for this exhibition is on show.

GjaltProducties brings newly made replicas of the iconic wooden New York subway benches to the Dutch market.

Wanderlust is a multi-purpose cabinet, which is customizable in its use and appearance using different modular elements.

Emilie Bobek works in the grey zone between art and design. Emilie likes to play with that notion because within the layers of titles lies curiosity, contradictions and dreams.

Focussed on the encounter and the shaping factors around us, Mirre aims to investigate the dynamic relation of how she personally, and we as humans, relate to our outside world.

PLANKSTAAL believes that everyone has their place in society. PLANKSTAAL furniture has been made with great love and care by people who do not have access to the job market. This is how PLANKSTAAL creates furniture that matters. Because its creators matter.

Post Modern features a growing collection of affordable postcard sized artworks created by well-known artists and designers. Each card has been made exclusively for Post Modern.

Family W: two brothers who love design and furniture. And they know you do too. So they design furniture that you can make yourself. Easy!

Investigation into everyday objects, playfulness and spatial awareness characterize the work of REM Atelier.

Nicole Barents finds her inspiration in nature and textures. Her work is characterized by handmade textiles with a high tactile feel.

Not just another water dispenser: ‘Oasis’ revives the value of water with a romantic fountain look, feel and functionality.

Tropical Escapism Paradise by Yasmina Da Flamingo is a sculptural installation that playfully challenges our notion of the tropics as an “escape to paradise”.

Lingua Planta is a graduation work on the possibilities of plant sentience. The smellscapes can be used on the skin, in a fragrance diffuser or as a smelling bottle as a daily reminder of plant scent communication.

Studio INAMATT specializes in spatial design and architecture. They combine a creative highly artistic and investigating approach with precise technical skills.

“Treasures ” by Dominique Zwartelé are made of small pieces of plastic debris which she found on different beaches in Europe. Plastic waste that has been eroded by the sea, sand and the weather and caught her eye during a walk along the seaside.

The Production of Fatigue is a printing process revealing the creative potential of fatigue and exposing its unexpected aesthetic qualities. Making use of the fading quality of a printer as its ink cartridges run low, Léa explores how fatigue in machines could positively challenge the standards of mass production.

Still lifes, but not as we know them: instead of careful arrangements, these pieces show everyday scenes that we usually ignore. Would you label them as ‘art’ or ‘design’?

Studio Kars + Boom give color to their own stories but also to stories of others.

Studio Petra Vonk presents PLECTERE. PLECTERE introduces texture and warmth to (office) spaces, dampens sounds through its excellent acoustic properties and contributes to better focus and concentration.

Jule Cats translates stories into physical products.

Among a variety of creative interests, the glass studio remains an essential place for production and creation for Rasmus Leseberg. Because glass is a malleable material that can be fulfill any sculptural desire, Rasmus uses it as his primary form of expression.

Speculating on the future of domesticity, Paula explores the immersive potential of a home, where space is born from the finely-tuned sensorial interplay between the body and mixed-reality objects.

Jenna Postma started a studio for interior and product design in 2010. She produces a continuously expanding collection of furniture and accessories.

The sculptures from the series “All wound up with no place to go” are the latest creation of the Dutch artist Bram Ellens.

Fields, the silence designed: „Silence is what we need to hear”

Wool is the mother of materials. Soft and gentle in all ways. Wool keeps you warm when cold, cool when hot.