Droog’s 6th Milan exhibition Droog had always been associated with simplicity, yet it likes to change perspective: Droog set up a  project called ‘The Inevitable Ornament’, to express that its basic approach could well coincide with decoration. In Droog’s case, […]

Droog had the chance to present its work in a solo exhibition on the following locations: Sentou Gallery, Paris: November, December 1996 Taideteolissuusmuseo, Helsinki: March, April 1997 Galerie im Pferdestall, Berlin: May, June 1997 Design Centre, Hamburg: September, October 1997 […]

Droog’s 4th Milan exhibition More people than ever visited the Droog presentation at Gallery Internos in Milan. On the opening day enormous crowds gathered and the police had to be called in to control the traffic outside the building. On […]

Third Droog exhibition during the Milan International Furniture Fair was again organised in association with the Dutch Design Institute. Ed Annink designed the exhibition, which was accompanied by a modest catalogue. Joseph Plateau designed the invitation.

For the second time Droog is present in Milan, in the space Internos – Donna Elissa which is shared with DMD and Cor Unum, another Dutch company. Ed Annink has designed the installation. Together with the Netherlands Design Institute, Droog […]

Gijs Bakker and Renny Ramakers haven’t got the faintest idea of what things will be like, when in April 1993 they are present in Milan as a duo for the first time. They have rented a space in a beautiful […]

This exhibition was organised by Renny Ramakers following a number of minor shows collectively entitled ‘Things look that way now’ at Interieur 92 in Kortrijk, Belgium (October 1992) and at Musis Sacrum in Arnhem, the Netherlands (December 1992). Simple, often […]