2016

Cigar box, Drawing box, Shoe polish box & Stamp box by Richard Hutten

Richard Hutten created a series of maple boxes with traditional functional extras in the lids, expressing their meaning. They are genuine reinterpretations of classical private containers. He made one for drawing with a ruler and a circle template, a shoe […]

11.06.2016

Boxed bowl, lunch & ring by Joost Grootens

Joost Grootens chose to explore the border between the box as an object and as packaging. In the end he preferred not to choose at all. Here is what he did: he made birch plywood boxes that add functionality to […]

11.06.2016

Extended Cigar Box Cupboard by Wieki Somers & Dylan van den Berg

Wieki Somers & Dylan van den Berg stayed extremely close to the cigar box, except that they chose to radically stretch it to the size of a cupboard, including the hinges and locks, and even the printed paper tape along […]

11.06.2016

Use It Again by Martijn Schönfeld

11.06.2016

Winter-Droog by Aleksandra Adamczyk

11.06.2016

Runner up: A T-shirt should tell its own story by Arlene Birt

Arlene Birt’s design ‘A T-shirt should tell its own story’ represents a T-shirt with integrated labels and illustrations that explains its life cycle.

11.06.2016

Winner: The tallest Man by Sarah Dorkenwald & Ruth Spitzer

An adjustable T-shirt inspired by the tallest man ever – standing at 2.72m. The T-shirt has 4 cm increments allowing you to measure the height of other objects. “Our way of product development links graphics and product design, involving a […]

11.06.2016

Undercover by Dana Gordon & Alejandro Zamudio Sanchez with Interaction Design Institute Ivrea

A fleece blanket with built-in loudspeakers wirelessley connected to your FM radio receiver. Indulge yourself in your favourite music in comfort.

11.06.2016

Red revisited bowls and plates by Bas Warmoeskerken

Mediaeval pottery from the Dutch town of Bergen op Zoom has been brought into the modern times by being cast in shiny red plastic. It has also been modernized with the use of a bright red to replace the clay […]

11.06.2016

Nest house by Azuamoline.com

Learning from birds, that settle into a place and use the nearest resources of nature, the designers built a house using a simple metal structure and some rope, completed with natural materials like leaves and branches. The nest house can […]

11.06.2016

Solid poetry by Susanne Happle & Frederik Molenschot (in collaboration with Terratorium)

Celebrate the rain with concrete tiles that reveal a decorative pattern as soon as they become wet.

11.06.2016

Lunch with Flemish Masters

As a festive closing of the SL Delights exhibition, the designers together with caterer Kaptein Roodstop created an artistic lunch. The setting was enchanting with small picnic tables under shady laces and guests in special designed aprons. The main course […]

11.06.2016

Redlight Designer: Susanne Klemm

Love can be like that, a ring as a symbolic gift can be like that and Susanne Klemm’s jewellery is such: passionate late nights until early morning hits you back. Her Tango rings, for example, are collected under the suggestive […]

11.06.2016

Redlight Designer: Jantje Fleischhut

Fairytales and legends, secret places, idyllic landscapes and moon travels: sometimes we simply don’t want to be here and now, on this place in this space. Let go and find yourself in Fleischhut’s jewel universe, with precious stones, pigmented epoxy […]

11.06.2016

Redlight Designer: Sebastian Buescher

Nature is perishable, but its remains can be as precious as life itself. Sebastian Buescher is avers to artificial luxury and sees the beauty of leftovers and natural materials, like a mouse jaw, wool, leather, agate, fossils and honeycomb. His […]

11.06.2016

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