Guest curators Rianne Makkink and Jurgen Bey address the evolution of production processes and small industries through the work of Dutch and international designers. Industrial developments more…
Guest curators Rianne Makkink and Jurgen Bey address the evolution of production processes and small industries through the work of Dutch and international designers. Industrial developments more…
What happens when the functional design object meets art? Two of StudioMakkink &Bey's designs were shown at the OVERLAP exhibition:The knitted chair, made of sandblasted more…
Instalation of WashHouse at Poetry Happens in Milan more…
Installation of the Wash House project at Art Object Rotterdam 2011 more…
The Internet has undoubtedly transformed the world we live in; its unprecedented access to and layering of information lead to greater interaction and engagement, and more…
No Matter is a a small table made of wax and jute, you have to take care of. It reacts against use as it more…
A special edition treetrunkbench conceived for Sotheby's at Sudeley Castle, A Selling Exhibition. Bronze, aluminium and found tree trunk Dimensions variable. Edition of 8, plus 4 more…
In several crate cabinet designs by Studio Makkink & Bey, a shipping crate is transformed into a cabinet; a by-product transformed into a finished piece more…
The Happy Families exhibition shows the entire story of Studio Makkink & Bey and our design philosophy, which is largely based on personal relationships, connections more…
In the Arched Gallery the studio presents a selection of its oeuvre. This selection, or 'Household' is a result of the subject of the exhibition more…
Z33s' 'Designing Critical Design' brings together three designers who have all established an international reputation as a critical designer. Jurgen Bey (Nl), Anthony Dunne and more…
The exhibition: The Hands On Movement crafted form in dialogue aims, with a sense both of generosity and delight, to present a new way more…
The origin of paper cuts has a close relation with the ancient Chinese believes and customs surrounding afterlife. In the Hereafter material belongings are as more…
You are now in the work space of Jurgen Bey that has temporarily been relocated to the ABC institute for Architecture. There is no cabinet more…
In several crate cabinet designs by Studio Makkink & Bey, a shipping crate is transformed into a cabinet; a by-product transformed into a finished piece of furniture. The crates hereby take on a more autonomous role as an interior and gird a bigger space into a smaller domestic space; a soft secretaire. The crate doors shield the user from sights and sounds, allowing greater concentration which is emphasized with the soft brown layer of textile particles furnishing the surface of the crate by use of a technique called flocking.