Photo: Stijn & Marie
In the past 15 years, the Netherlands has given Italy a run for its money as one of the world’s most prominent design centers. This is also a country that knows a fair bit about recycling (a good portion of its land was reclaimed from the sea, after all).
Read the articleDestinations: Amsterdam · Rotterdam · Utrecht · Negen Straatjes
Themes: Eco-Travel · Shopping
Inspired by: Modern Netherlands — by Joe Dolce, Published Sep. 2008
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Well-edited contemporary Dutch design.
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With a name meaning "Studio Re-Use," it makes sense that the space holds a wacky collection of cradle-to-cradle objects, clothing, and accessories. Cr
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A great collection of contemporary design, including ceramics, objects, bicycles, and designer Ineke Hans's recycled plastic outdoor furniture that lo
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A mix of art and design, including work from Piet Hein Eek and Jurgen Bey.
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The bakery is filled with scrap-wood furniture of Piet Hein Eek. Come in for freshly baked breads, homemade cakes, and jars of jam.
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Stefan Lehner's home and workshop is located on one of the prettiest canals in Utrecht. Lehner doesn't sell his pieces in stores. He works on private
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Gallery-cum-shop specializing in vintage furniture and home accessories from the 40's, 50's, and 60's.
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Design aficionados know it wouldn’t be a visit to Amsterdam without taking a lap around the multiple rooms in this ingenious, engaging showroom-galler
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Stop by Droog at Home to see the headquarters of grassroots firm Droog Designs. Its "bound" chest of recycled drawers and other innovations arguably
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