1999

New York Times Competition

date: 1999 New York Times magazine organised a competition to design a time capsule to be opened 1000 years from now, to reveal what living in this day and age is all about. Jurgen Bey took part for droog. He […]

02.06.1999

Couleur Locale for Oranienbaum / Cultural Foundation Dessau Wörlitz

The project ‘Couleur Locale, Droog Design for Oranienbaum’ highlights regional design. Oranienbaum is a little town south-west of Berlin in the former Eastern part of Germany. The castle of Oranienbaum, surrounded by a big landscape garden, was built by a […]

26.03.199912.06.2020

1997

Droog Design For Rosenthal

Droog Design for Rosenthal, 1997 The German porcelain factory Rosenthal approached Droog to take part in an experimental project to be presented in Milan. This is the first time Droog has been commissioned to design products. The project aimed to […]

13.06.199721.11.2024

Dry Bathing

Droog’s 5th Milan exhibition Droog aimed the arrows of its mentality at bathing. Like ‘Dry Tech’, this project was about overcoming the limitations of materials and discovering the potential of new functionality. In cooperation with DMD, Droog asked designers to […]

09.04.1997

Dry Tech II

Droog’s 5th Milan exhibition The first Dry Tech edition (in 1996) lead to new research and results: Hella Jongerius made fibre stools by coiling high tech fibres. Marcel Wanders made a table of epoxy resin reinforced with Swiss lace and […]

09.04.1997

1996

Dry Tech I

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 […]

18.04.1996

1995

Dutch Garden Café MoMa

The Museum of Modern Art in New York opens a museumcafé furnished with design items like Tejo Remy’s Milk bottle lamps and Rody Graumans’ 85 Lamps. These Droog products are selected by Dutch design studio Opera who designed the interior.

02.08.1995