The Dutch design studio Tjep presented a collection of jewelry in the Gallery Ra in Amsterdam. The collection is called Clockwork Love. Clockwork Love is different “heart whims” through the use of free characters, addressing topics such as transience, passion, insecurity and desire.
Clockwork Love by Tjep
Read more: http://www.dailyartpress.com/2010/01/clockwork-love…
Laurens van Wieringen, born 1974 in Nijmegen the Netherlands, studied at the Arnhem Institute for the Arts. After this he continued his study in Product Design at the Royal College of Art in London for his master degree. He now has started his own design studio in Amsterdam.
His attitude towards design encourages startling and refreshing ideas. He is a defiant explorer of shapes and materials by using, inventing or twisting production methods.
One of his products that really stands out is the Furniture Ball. This Furniture Ball consists of five seat sections each with their own character, a lounge chair, a sort of cradle and rocking elements. Together they form a white sphere.
Furniture Ball by Laurens van Wieringen
Dutch designer Yvette Laduk works and meets clients from her waterfront home, she lives inside her own portfolio. When she and her partner Bas de Boer, a contractor, first found this bungalow in Alphen aan de Rijn they knew it had potential.
Photography: Henny van Belkom
Read more: http://www.designspongeonline.com/2010/04/sneak-peek…
It’s the country with most of it’s land below sea level, without any mountains, lots of reclaimed land from the sea, densely populated, liberal, with so much water, wind, bikes, birds, dykes, flowers, fish, polders, windmills, bridges, cheese and tall people. It’s that small orange country, the Netherlands.
In case you’re asking in what kind of inspirational environment all the Dutch designers live, here’s a quick view of some of the places and landscapes:
In autumn 2007, Koeweiden Postma pitched for a new logo and housestyle for the Dutch government. They made it to the final round but didn’t get the job. Here’s what we could have had:
Read more: http://www.creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2009/septem…
Martijn van Dam is a 29 year old Dutch graphic designer from Amsterdam. He’s working as a graphic designer at Momkai, an independent interactive agency. In his free time, he creates amazing illustrations with Photoshop and Illustrator. The use of colours are excellent and the details in his works are just perfect.
When working outside of his daytime job, Martijn goes by the name of ‘Super Silo‘. You can visit his portfolio at behance.net/supersilo
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