Subtle experiences of products, projects and exhibitions by Droog Design digitally preserved over the last 30 years.

2016

Redlight Designer: Iris Nieuwenburg

We no longer need history books to experience the decadence of 18th century Rococo style. Iris Nieuwenburg is right at it with her superlative photo collages of ornamented life. Think curly interior objects, pink ribbons, golden emblems, tea parties, royal […]

11.06.2016

Redlight Designer: Frédéric Braham

Somewhere there are gaps in our world and that’s precisely where you will find Frédéric Braham nosing around. He takes the human body as a connection point between our weaknesses and artificial solutions, such as make-up or therapeutic aids. The […]

11.06.2016

Redlight Designer: Gesine Hackenberg

Everyday objects can become so dear to us that we could adore them like pieces of jewellery. The cup containing your very necessary coffee in the morning, the baking tin in which you prepare your to-die-for-cake, the fabric or porcelain […]

11.06.2016

Redlight Designer: Ted Noten

He knows what to do with women, jewellery, fashion and guns, but for all he is well-trained in reaching a wide and international public with it. Ted Noten initiated a solo exhibition at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen last year […]

11.06.2016

Lawn

Greenwhich / Greenwijck For your leisure on the lawn, don’t miss: AVL – Skull: Atelier Van Lieshout for Lensvelt Boombench: Michael Schoner (NL Architects) for Droog Plaited Fence: Martín Azúa for Droog Rhino: Richard Hutten for NgispeN Shadylace Parasol: Chris […]

11.06.2016

House 18

Rhode Island / Roode Eylandt Open Talks: presented by Pioneers of Change in collaboration with Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York; Franck Bragigand; Dutch Profiles On the opening day, talks between Dutch and New York designers and architects will […]

11.06.2016

House 17

Coney Island / Conyne Eylandt Dutch fashion collective Painted (Saskia van Drimmelen, Margreet Sweerts, Desiree Hammen) in collaboration with Pascale Gatzen and IDC fashion students of Parsons The New School for Design in New York, Native American bead masters Joyce, […]

11.06.2016

House 16

Brooklyn / Breukelen RealTime: Maarten Baas Maarten Baas makes us aware of time by showing it passing in ‘real time’. He makes clocks by projecting footage of people in action, and their recorded movements become the clock hands, moving minute […]

11.06.2016

House 8B

Gravesend / ‘s Gravesande Drawn from Clay: Atelier NL By digging in the ground, Nadine Sterk and Lonny van Ryswyck of Atelier NL discovered the great variety of clay within the Netherlands. With an invitation from Makkink & Bey, the […]

11.06.2016

House 8A

Bloomingdale / Bloemendaal Go Slow: Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem The project reacts to an accelerated society, where people consume at a pace that doesn’t allow for the appreciation of details […]

11.06.2016

House 7B

Flushing / Vlissingen Harvest map: 2012Architecten 2012Architecten believe that the growing scarcity of oil and raw materials will encourage us to mine local materials and put them to use in multiple cycles. This renewed appreciation for what is available locally […]

11.06.2016

House 7A

Bushwick / Boswijck Urban Farming: MVRDV and The Why Factory with Work Architecture Company How can we make the distance between our cities and places of food production shorter? Can we give agriculture a visual role in society and even […]

11.06.2016

House 6B

Hempstead / Heemstede Knitting: Christien Meindertsma Christien Meindertsma is interested in the origin of things, raw materials and the history of techniques. At Pioneers of Change, she – or her assistant – will knit a big woolen carpet with six-foot-long […]

11.06.2016

House 6A

Harlem / Haarlem Platform21 = Repairing Platform21 favors repair over throw-away. Their house will feature four different repair stations in four rooms, and the public will be invited to creatively repair each room, with the guidance of four different designers. […]

11.06.2016

House 5B

Bowery / Bouwerij The luxury of silence and care: Driessen & Verstappen, Arthur Elsenaar & Taconis Stolk People love to be caressed, preferably by a beloved person. But when a person strokes another person’s body, eventually fatigue occurs in the […]

11.06.2016

House 5A

Staten Island / Staten Eylandt Pop up store: 100 dollars or less: Marcel Schmalgemeijer; store powered by Droog New York and Wabnitz Editions This house, designed by Marcel Schmalgemeijer, features a pop-up store of small Dutch design items, each priced […]

11.06.2016