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City shaped serving bowls
The Metrobowl is a serving dish by 2001 Eindhoven Design Academy graduate Frederik Roijé shaped in the form of a city map. Frederik has made two models, one based on Amsterdam (the semi-circular onion...
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Rocking chair meets cradle
The Rockid is a combination of a rocking chair and cradle by Ontwerpduo (‘design duo’). This isn’t apparently a new idea, as it is based on the so-called nanny rocker. According to Bright, one of...
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26 letter shaped chairs by Roeland Otten
Designer Roeland Otten hopes to mass-market these alphabet chairs, writes Bright. He can see them being used by elementary schools. The so-called ABChairs were made possible thanks to a grant by Fonds...
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Reheat v10.1 coloured perspex lamp by Han Koning
As an avid Blakes 7 fan you don’t need to tell me how pretty coloured perspex can be, so look, purdy! According to Bright, Han Koning’s lamp Reheat v10.1 was inspired by the afterburners of jet...
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Michael Kluver reimagines classic chairs
The designers of the classic chairs of the twentieth century did not just manage to come up with a striking look for furniture, they also tried to reinvent the chair. Michael Kluver, a 2011 Eindhoven...
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Mirrors that look like holes in the wall and other Eindhoven Design Academy...
Yesterday was the last day of the Dutch Design Week. Part of the event was the graduation show of the Eindhoven Design Academy, which was visited by Trendbeheer (we already mentioned Michael Kluver’s...
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Dré Wapenaar’s tree tent hotel
Rotterdam-based artist Dré Wapenaar came up with these tear-shaped tents that can be hung from the stems of trees. Four of these tents are currently forming a hotel in Borgloon, Belgium, where they are...
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Girl knits boy
My Knitted Boyfriend was Noortje de Keijzer’s 2012 graduate project at the Eindhoven Design Academy. That is basically all there is to it. His name is Arthur, he is machine washable, he has accessories...
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Your life on a jumper by Olga van Zeijl
One of this year’s graduates from the Design Academy Eindhoven, Olga van Zeijl, created personalised knitted jumpers for her graduation project called KnittID. She takes aspects of a person’s life then...
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Dave Hakkens partners with Motorola for Phonebloks
Mobile phone manufacturer Motorola has announced it will be working with Dave Hakkens on his modular phone project Phonebloks. More precisely, Motorola has been working on its own modular system in the...
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