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'400 years later - cite goes dutch' exhibition

'400 years later - cite goes dutch' exhibition presented a variety of objects including furniture,
homewares, carpets and jewelry by 23 emerging dutch designers, 6 manufacturers and 1
photographer. hosted by showroom CITE, curated by jan habraken and alissia melka-teichroew
in collaboration with wabnitz editions ltd and josée lepage, the exhibition aimed to draw an outline
of the contemporary design coming out of the netherlands– from cities to landscape.
the show was an off site exhibit held during the ICFF new york 09.


bookkast/ tree canibet by lotte van laatum
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http://www.lottevanlaatum.nl


bookkast/ tree canibet by lotte van laatum
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detail of the bookkast/ tree canibet by lotte van laatum




yoga chairs by lucas maassen
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http://www.lucasmaassen.com


yoga chairs by lucas maassen
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yoga chairs by lucas maassen


lucas maassen
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'message in a box' cardboard carpet by wendy plomp
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http://www.wnd.nu


'message in a box' cardboard carpet by wendy plomp
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'message in a box' cardboard carpet by wendy plomp





solar birdhouse by studio oooms
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http://www.oooms.nl


solar birdhouse by studio oooms
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solar birdhouse by studio oooms






softy lamps by laurens van wieringen
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http://www.laurensvanwieringen.nl


softy lamps by laurens van wieringen


laurens van wieringen
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bird house shovel by jan habraken
http://www.janhabraken.com
image © designboom

bird house shovel by jan habraken


jan habraken
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joint jewelry by alissia melka-teichroew
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http://www.byamt.com


joint jewelry by alissia melka-teichroew
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'unsustainable' sugar crystal necklace by greetje van helmond, prototypes
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http://www.greetjevanhelmond.com

making of 'unsustainable' sugar crystal necklace by greetje van helmond


detail making of 'unsustainable' sugar crystal necklace by greetje van helmond
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pique by studio glithero
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http://www.studioglithero.com
http://artecnicainc.com


detail of pique by studio glithero
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'plastic' stool by alexander pelikan
wood, plastic
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http://www.pelidesign.com


'plastic' stool by alexander pelikan
wood, plastic
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'plastic' stool by alexander pelikan



bottle soap by studio jan habraken
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http://www.janhabraken.com



gun bags by mirjam van der lubbe
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http://www.ons-adres.nl
http://www.kikkerland.com


bibu bench by mirjam van der lubbe & niels van eijk
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http://www.ons-adres.nl
http://www.van-esch.com


bibu bench by mirjam van der lubbe & niels van eijk
image © designboom

leeji db
06.17.09  
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hihi haha dutch design.
pff to me after the jokes wear off, the design is rather dull and unatractive...am I the only one that thinks so?
the tricks demonstrated above :
-1 and 1 is a new product
-make something in a material that is not meant for that function and it will get its own character
-and make something in the shape of something else that has something to do with the subject..
so this has been the contribution of duch design to the world of design?
come on designers
this is 2009, not 1999 when these tricks were the hot topic applied..we want new shapes and forms..products...functions ..when were you last amazed when you saw a product..amazed and not just had to chuckle..

B
B   06.17.09
the yoga chairs and the sugar crystal necklace made me smile :)
Nadja www.smil.biz   06.17.09
the yoga chairs made me laugh:) i'm not sure how you use the wooden or the marble one, though. Sure, you can perk on them... but is that it? the bird house with the solar panels is fun, too. My personal favoutite - bookkast. Simple, stylish, timeless. Good job:)
anna.l   06.18.09
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defact studio: david richiuso at ICFF new yor
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