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    Vormen is a design practice that focuses on intuitive play with shapes and materials, and their poetic potentialities. They handcraft objects & furniture that explore both ease and function. Their collective energy constantly fuels their own design objectives - slow, qualitative and honest.
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chair.01

chair.01

chair.01 consists of a steel frame supporting a seat and back rest. Both back and seat are made either from an aluminum plate or from the combination of a piece of belting leather glued to a thin steel plate. 

on demand
stool

stool

A small stool is formed from a pressed metal plate to which the legs are welded. The concave in the plate provides a more ergonomic and stable support for seating and directs the corners in which the legs stand.

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table.01

table.01

table.01 is a series of tables where the tabletops are defined by a variation of four geometrical shapes.

on demand
platform

platform

A chair joins a table. This connection creates a platform designed for lounging, working and reading. 

on demand
litho

litho

A cylindrical stone encasing a spherical lightbulb. The lightbulb carves its way through the stone pedestal, rotating around the stone.

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gomito

gomito

A piece of belting leather, folded and seamed, is shaped into a curve. This curve will provide support for the back and arms. 

on demand
litho

litho

A cylindrical stone encasing a spherical lightbulb. The lightbulb carves its way through the stone pedestal, rotating around the stone.

available online
platform

platform

A chair joins a table. This connection creates a platform designed for lounging, working and reading. 

on demand
chair.01

chair.01

chair.01 consists of a steel frame supporting a seat and back rest. Both back and seat are made either from an aluminum plate or from the combination of a piece of belting leather glued to a thin steel plate. 

on demand
mirror

mirror

mirror is a brushed stainless steel plate polished in one circular motion until a mirror appears.
This ‘halo’ has a sharp reflexion as opposed to the rest of the steel plate, this generates a reflecting circle arising from a metal mist.

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candleholder

candleholder

candleholder is a small inox plate where 2 differently manipulated inox rods are welded onto.
The sharpend rod should be heated to make it possible to stick a candle over it. The bend rod refers to the wick of a candle but also embraces your fingers when you carry the object.

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vase

vase

vase houses water for a bouquet of flowers whilst providing a support for them to flourish from.
The porcelain is manufactured by atelier Husk.

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sticks

sticks

sticks is made from leftover hardwood from our atelier and supports (hot) trays, pots and pans. After sawing, planing and sanding, the wood is burned and treated with linseed oil according to the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban method.

1 set contains 2 sticks.

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schouw

schouw

schouw is the first object in a serie of lost ornaments. Honouring the decorative value of objects in a home that are no longer an obvious part of a house today.
 

on demand
push pin table

push pin table

A coaster table - for one, for two – punched in the ground, wherever desired. The push pin table is designed in collaboration with CRIT./Peter Swinnen.

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fruitshells

fruitshells

These concrete half spheres can be arranged into landscapes that carry fruit and vegetables.
1 set contains 10 half spheres

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flower table

flower table

A marble block that can be used as a low table but also provides a support and a waterreservoir for flowers to bloom from.

on demand
pagedial

pagedial

pagedial supports a book and holds the last opened page.
The porcelain is manufactured by atelier Husk.

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site design: Laura Beulens & Emma Raymaekers
site build: Plutonian
photography: Richard Duyck unless mentioned otherwise
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