Plateelbakkerij Ram, a Dutch ceramics company established in 1921, produced high-quality ceramics and decorative wares, including designs by Thomas A.C. Colenbrander. Closed in 1969.Read More →
Bob Noorda, a Dutch designer based in Milan, made significant contributions to graphic design and environmental graphics, received Compasso d’Oro awards.Read More →
Robert Oxenaar, a leading figure in Dutch graphic design, transformed Dutch banknotes with innovation and anti-counterfeit measures, shaping the country’s design community.Read More →
Plateelbakkerij de Distel, a Dutch ceramics firm located in Amsterdam, produced art pottery and ceramics from 1895 to 1924, showcasing its wares globally.Read More →
J.M. van Kempen started a silver factory in Utrecht in 1835, later moving to Voorschoten. The company expanded into sculptural work and hired outside artists in the 1800s.Read More →
The Dutch Design movement, known for its experimental and innovative approach, has gained international recognition since the 1990s, shaping various design disciplines.Read More →
Benno Premsela (1920 – 1997) was a Dutch textile and exhibition designer. He studied interior design at the Nieuwe Kunstschool, Amsterdam. Read More →
Cor Alons (1892-1967) was a Dutch interior and industrial designer known for his prolific work, including furniture, textiles, and stained-glass windows.Read More →
The VARMBLIXT collection, a collaboration between IKEA and Sabine Marcelis, introduced innovative lighting design fusing functionality with artistic expression, aiming to enhance emotional well-being.Read More →
Mart Stam (1899-1986) was a prolific Dutch architect and designer, known for his New Objectivity style and iconic tubular steel cantilever chairs. His international career spanned key moments in 20th-century European architecture.Read More →