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Natural Colours

Natural Colours

The latest issue of Bloom magazine puts the spotlight on natural colour where artists and designers are re-entering the territory of dyeing naturally with plants, flowers, bark, minerals and even insects. 

Marcel Wanders for KLM

Marcel Wanders for KLM

From March 2011 KLM World Business Class customers will be eating from designer tableware, courtesy of Marcel Wanders.

 

A living bathroom

A living bathroom

Cracked tiles, crooked pipes and a wash table with curved branches for legs all feature in this bathroom restoration by Bo Reudler Studio.

The Colourless Dutch

The Colourless Dutch

On a recent trip to the Netherlands, a group of Indian designers saw the best of what’s happening now. They loved what they saw, but agreed that colour was the missing element in Dutch design.

 

Living the American Dream

Living the American Dream

Three Dutch-born US-based designers Maaike Evers, Jan Habraken, and Alissia Melka-Teichroew compare the ups and downs of working in the two countries, where the biggest differences concern the business of design.

 

The Book of Job

The Book of Job

Lavishly designed, printed and packaged, the first monograph of Dutch/Belgian design duo Studio Job is soon about to hit a bookstore near you.

Pheasant

Pheasant

How about a pair of wearable birds? Well, try these on for size because Roswitha van Rijn's Pheasant boots certainly live up to their name.

Graphic design for culture at Pompidou Centre

Graphic design for culture at Pompidou Centre

Paris-based Dutch graphic designers Atelier ter Bekke & Behage led a discussion at the Pompidou Centre about their work in the public cultural sector in France and about cultivating a successful relationship between designer and client. 

 

What is a Cabinet?

What is a Cabinet?

Recent Design Academy graduate Paul Heijnen has removed all artifice to craft a cabinet from birchwood using a modular system that could work in a variety of materials and products.

 

No Clothes For One Whole Year

No Clothes For One Whole Year

For the next twelve months, and as part of the Free Fashion Challenge, twenty seven fashion addicts from across the globe will stop buying clothes.  We check in with participant Suzanne van Heerde.

 

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