dutch design

dutch design

dutch design

Dating back to the 1980s, the term “Dutch design” became increasingly more widely used in the 1990s when a group of designers, design studios, architects, and brands started to gain international recognition. Among them, Droog, Marcel Wanders (who went on to also co-found Moooi), Wieki Somers, fashion designers Viktor & Rolf, or architect Rem Koolhaas. Here you can see some of the latest projects that fit into the category of contemporary Dutch design. Varied, creative, and belonging to different design fields, these projects showcase the talent and ingenuity of young and established designers working in the Netherlands today.

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The Ripped Wood Collection


Exploring the organic expression of solid wood, this furniture collection presents th…

The Humble Collection of Por...


A series of four portable and waterproof lamps designed to illuminate indoor or outdo…

The Relvãokellermann Föppl...


A minimalist solid oak furniture collection inspired by a 1930s chair.
Inspired by t…

Introducing SOAPBOTTLE


An innovative collection of 2-in-1 personal care products made with soap packaging.

The Belly Liquor Cabinet


Playful and eye-catching, this liquor cabinet transforms home bars into even more fun…

The Penumbra Clock


Seeing the passage of time in hints of warm color that appear as through a frosted ve…

The Ikonic Minimalist Nativi...


A beautiful and playful take on the traditional nativity scene.
First created in the…

The Tube Series by Tim Teven...


A collection of sculptural metal furniture crafted from bent steel tubes.
Dutch desi…

The Framed Feeder


Inspired by artworks that depict nature scenes, this Corten steel bird feeder frames …

Knotty by The New Raw


A collection of innovative benches that explore the boundaries of digital craftsmansh…

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