established within the Netherlands Teun Zwets is an rising designer recognized for his work constructed from residual or waste supplies. Then Hans Lensvelt, CEO of the furnishings label Lensvelt, contacted the designer to work on a collaboration, the manager had just one requirement: that Zwets create a modular assortment that could possibly be produced in a sequence. The consequence was The little boudoira colourful assortment of ten jewel-colored cupboards, all constructed from discarded perforated steel sheets from the Lensvelt manufacturing course of.
The place most designers begin their design course of with pen on paper, Zwets began by making cardboard prototypes. After the patterned cupboards have been put collectively, they seemed like big jewels when the gathering was first introduced in a white-lit field, therefore the title Le Petit Boudoir. Should you look intently at every bit, you possibly can see the completely different cuts and shapes that make up Lensvelt’s furnishings.
For extra details about Le Petit Boudoir, go to lensvelt.nl.
Pictures by Peter Tijhuis.
