Rijksmuseum: Rijksstudio m2

dressed with fantasy, a new environment for minimalism

Rijksmuseum: Rijksstudio m2

Inspired by the rich collections of the Rijksmuseum, Droog presented in 2014 at the Salone del Mobile Milan a setting for a studio – entrance, bedroom, kitchen, living and dining. Rijksstudio m2 is a setting for a studio in which the richness of the Rijksmuseum collection resonates in walls and ceilings. 18th-century tapestry is transformed into wallpaper, a painting with birds and clouds is part of a reflective gradient wall in the bedroom and 17th-century landscape paintings are animated. The sober furniture in the space forms a sharp contrast with this elaborate treatment, but is just as much inspired by the Rijksmuseum collection. The pieces reflect the furniture as depicted in homely settings in famous paintings. A bathtub, a daybed, a writing desk, a mirror, a night stand, and a candle holder are all carefully executed in wood and leather in a new appearance. Minimalism in a new environment dressed with fantasy!

Wallpaper by Rijksmuseum Classics

Droog has launched a wallpaper collection in fall 2014 that was inspired by classic works of art from Rijksmuseum and Dutch church buildings. Working with designs from graphic designers Irma Boom and Mieke Gerritzen, together with Studio Droog, the bold collection brings a bit of Dutch history to life on your walls.