Christie van der Haak & the Euromast: ‘I hope my colorful patterns can compete with the magnificent view.’

Jennifer de Jonge observed how people use each other to lay their head on or sit against each other in parks and festivals and translated these movements into Yana.

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

A functional object; transforming weakness by technique.

The Materialists Present Paper.

Founded and based in The Netherlands, Cor Unum produces ceramic products designed by leading international designers, architects and visual artists.

Fransje Gimbrère questions the role of textile in interiors and architecture with her series of 3D-woven interior objects.

We change nature by breathing her. Lizzy van Megen wishes it stops there.

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

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

Anton Hendrik Denys will show a collection of screens that play with the suggestion of privacy.

Louis Bos rediscovers Africa with the Kasséna Soul collection.

With ‘Marbled Salts’, Roxane Lahidji explores new possibilities, reinventing salt as a sustainable design material.

Studio Arntzen is a design studio specialized in lighting design for domestic and public spaces.

Raphia brings Moroccan craftsmanship and Dutch shoedesign together.

”I’ve always had an ambiguous feeling towards the objects that surround us in everyday life. Perhaps I just don’t trust them.”

Renate experiments with different materials and techniques to create interior objects which brings a sense of wonder.

Our physical distance is growing, while at the same time we become closer to each other through digital Connections.

Rick Tegelaar likes to work with undervalued materials such as wire mesh and waste Wood. By re-examining these materials, new applications of the materials arise.

The essence of Bernotat&Co’s work is to ponder the poetry of normalcy.

Marieke van Heck combines traditional techniques with contemporary design.

Albert Lieuwe is a collaboration between father & son based in Rotterdam.

Tristan Frencken design: No-Nonsense with a twist.

Studio Tjimkje creates products balancing on the fine lines between art and design.The Picturesque series consists of unique pieces defined by serendipity.

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.

Rive Roshan is an experimental design studio working on the cusp of graphic, interior and product design.

Studio Joris de Groot, Product design Tijn van Orsouw and Robbin Baas will exhibit pieces of their latest collection. They all used the same technical textile, Colblack, but each one designed very different pieces.

Lieve Rutte studied Fine Arts at the HKU. She graduated in 2017.

The label MCDW is a joint venture of applied artists MW (Mischa van der Wekke Vormmaker) and CD (Carmen Diana van der Velde).

The work of Koen Jacobs is about reliving memories of his childhood and to evoke the naive playful child in you.

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

Femmie Duiven’s works play with the paradox of the metaphysical landscape versus the triviality of human existence.

Studio Jeroen Wand alters, reinvents and modifies traditional combinations of materials and techniques.

For OBJECT 2018 Kemp and Waanders create a silent cocoon in a hectic noisy world.

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

Jeroen Verdaasdonk shows his works Memoriae and the Centauri Galaxy at OBJECT Rotterdam.

Look closely at the present you are constructing; it should look like the future you are dreaming.

Inge Simonis’ work is characterized by its clear and minimalist design, which is often underpinned by a sense of surprise and chance.

WOTH Wonderful Things Magazine is an enticingly new independent magazine on design, architecture, interior design, leisure, beauty, travel and food.

Annelotte Lammertse graduated in 2017 from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam. Her fascination with materiality and printing techniques play an important role in her work.

‘Recolored’ by Jessica den Hartog is a new way of recycling plastic.

Burned is a line of furniture as a result of the research of coloring metal through a natural process.

In collaboration with the best designers and inventors, established names and emerging talents, Weltevree develops inventive products with honest materials that last a lifetime.

For the exhibition ‘Handmade’ at the ‘Zuiderzeemuseum’ designer Merel Karhof lived in the skin of a lab-technician. In her ‘TanningLaboratory’ she explores new applications with the old Dutch tanning craft.

Tom Frencken wants to put a smile on your face.

If so many efforts and studies were made to liberate the woman from the kitchen, could the kitchen be liberated from the domestic space itself?

You feel at home where you create your own inspiring environment.

Esther Stasse her work seems firmly rooted in the Dutch geometrical tradition, based on a few elementary forms: the cylinder, the oval, the rectangular and rectangular beams.

In this perfect designed world Workingbert and Paul salet look for the human and natural by using existing and found materials.

ELLE Decoration: gives full attention to furniture, design, interior, designers from the Netherlands and abroad, colour trends in paint, wallpaper and materials.

GlasLab Den Bosch is the new glass workshop for art and design.

Join Dutch Chairmen to travel creative production sites, suburban tech-barns and freshly established workshop that speak to the imagination.

Petra Hart’s Treasures of Nature.

Loof stands for wooden furniture, made from honest materials with a natural finishing and a serene geometry, for quality and timeless designs.

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.

STOOKOLIE 010, a brandnew black pepper spirit as an ode to Rotterdam.

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.

For every project they search for the perfect solution, whether traditional or daring, and come up with an approach that fits the specifics of your space and your requirements.

Eric von Robertson presents a series of prototype drawings in relation to a selection of artifacts from his Intrigue-collection.

The intent of the work is to draw the spectator into an arena where preconceptions about being human in a world of technical wonders could be contested.

Juliette Warmenhoven explores the tension between the natural and artificial worlds by dissecting both.

Year of the Black Mamba stands for the celebration of 10 years of HOSEPIPE creations and the start of Sander Bokkinga’s Space Dream!

The Set of Matter Varies explores materials that are around us in our daily life, but we do not acknowledge them as such.

The exhibition “Crafting: The New & The Local” uses ancient crafts and contemporary techniques from Syria and The Netherlands to mimic the power that crafts and creativity have in bringing our societies closer.

Elegant Ndebele Tables / ‘Nomadic Furniture’; Celia Hadeler, design Rugs ‘Yellow Folds’, and Annemieke Louwerens ‘My Botanical Garden’ ceramics, on show by Adoráble ART+DESIGN.