"Colin was looking for pendant lamps above the dining table: three large lamps placed next to each other. Together, we created three larger Zephyra-shaped lamps with the Kelp pattern."
"Miny was immediately drawn to the shape of the Wulk. For her living room, she was looking for a beige lamp that would fit nicely with the seating area and bring a sense of calm to her naturally coloured interior."
"Sometimes a design starts with a clear wish. For Luuk, that was a small, round and atmospheric lamp that lets through a lot of light. The result is an airy design lamp with a beautiful play of light and shadow."
"During Object Rotterdam, Rob immediately fell for the Korra pattern. The mini table lamp was just a bit too small for his cabinet. So, on the spot, he created his own version: the Wulk base model combined with the Carva pattern."
"For above the dining table, Kristie had a clear wish: two pendant lamps that combine atmosphere and function. By combining the Kelp pattern with Zand Beige, the result is dining table lighting that gives directed light downwards while still spreading a soft indirect glow."
"Erik was looking for a lamp for a sea-themed baby room that would really fit the space. Together, we designed a wide eyecatcher for the centre of the room: atmospheric and soft enough for a calm baby room, but with enough light for the practical moments."
"Klaske was looking for a three-part pendant lamp with a playful light effect, but in a chic pink colour that fully matched her style. That is why we turned the Zephyra into an elegant custom-made eyecatcher."
"Cleo wanted a light-coloured lamp to illuminate her kitchen shelf. The shell-white version of the Nonnetje collection model creates a calm look and also fits beautifully with the shape of her organically shaped wall tiles."
"Elena created a darker version of the Nonnetje collection model: a lamp that would blend beautifully into her chic wine corner. With the warm shade of Schemerbruin and the dark mahogany wooden base, the lamp gives this corner its own character."