Solids & Storkes on shown during Graphic Matters, Breda and Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven in 2017 as part of the Grind the Gap presentation.

Especially developed version of Graphic Time is part of the show Collection #3 Part III 'Domestic Appeal' curated by Matylda Krzykowski.

We are proud to be jury members for the design talent competition Ein&Zwanzig 2017. Together with Carole Baijings, Nina Bruun, Uli Budde, Stefano Giovannoni, Konstantin Grcic, Mathias Hahn, Philipp Mainzer and Simon Legald we've selected the 21 talents.

Very proud. Blend the new collection for Nanimarquina will be launched during Salone del Mobile. You can find it at Hall 16, Stand D41.

Azure visited the Eindhoven studio of Raw Color, the design firm who fuses the worlds of graphic design, product design and brand identity.

Invited by Professor Mark Braun of the product design course at HBK Saar in Saarbrücken Germany, the studio hosted the Workshop Colour Profiles.

On the cover of the new Dutch Magazine Wonderful Things - WOTH. Plus an extensive Portfolio feature on the studios work.

Joanna van der Zanden organised a series of Workshops with De Domijnen in Sittard. To stimulate the cultural climate within the regio, several artists and designers have been invited.

Happy to announce the new collaboration with the Spanish rug brand Nanimarquina. The first work in progress prototypes are presented during the 'Blend' exhibtion in London.

Raw Color’s first European solo exhibition 'Blend' at The Aram Gallery is a dynamic mix of interactive installations, materials and visuals. It allows the visitor to experience the multidisciplinary nature of the design studio.

The first European solo exhibtion opens on September 19th during London Design Festival. The show combines a varity of existing projects with brand new projects.

DutchDesign is a series of interviews by students of the Interactive Arts and Technology School of SFU Britsh Columbia, Canada. We are happy to be part of the 2015 series.

A wishlist of designers and projects was put together. The result is a collection of 100 pieces by over 50 international designers from tabletop items to furniture via lighting and conceptual objects.

20 design students from Gachon University of South Korea visited Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven and joined several workshop. At our studio the students worked for one day on the topic ‘Word Objects’.

Chromatology was developed as part of the exhibition ‘The Vincent Affair’. Departure point was to showcase contemporary counter pieces that represent aspects of Vincent van Gogh’s work.

A multi spread feature about our self commissioned work and assignments. Thanks for the great article.