Category Archives: Iris van Daalen

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BULLA wall lights

15/10/2022

A series of wall lamps that originated from their love for the craft of glass blowing, in which a new glass object always starts with a bubble. A dynamic and fragile basic form in which there is all the potential … Continue reading →

RAINBOW Bookends – the Plastic mine

13/01/2022

the Plastic mine Factory overproduction plastics translated into elegant and striking circulair home accessories! These bookends give your books a helping hand and an i-catcher in your home. Like soft stones that have been cut throuh with a steel baseplate … Continue reading →

FRAMED Mirrors – the Plastic mine

12/01/2022

the Plastic mine Factory overproduction plastics translated into elegant and striking circulair home accessories! Bizarre organic shaped plastic waste, framed on a mirror, become an eye-catcher on your wall! In addition to the (large) pieces of waste, there are small pieces as … Continue reading →

BEND Lights – the Plastic mine

12/01/2022

the Plastic mine Factory overproduction plastics translated into elegant and striking circulair home accessories! Let’s play and enjoy the pink ray of light! A new playfull light in the series the Plastic mine. Combining a delicious lump of factory overproduction with … Continue reading →

Showcase Mirrors

28/11/2021

Wall cabinet of the series CuratorCabinet These elegant mirrors with wooden frame can brighten up your day. The added bubble in front of your precious object create an unique effect of depth. As if your souvenir floats in a bubble! … Continue reading →

Showcase Cabinets | CuratorCabinet

27/11/2021

‘The cabinet seems to adapt to its content, as a fragile bubble. As soap bubbles on sticks, they seem to float in the air.’ These bubbles in a wooden frame brighten up your day! As if your souvenir floats in a … Continue reading →

Infinity glass panels

25/11/2021

INFINITY GLASS – luminous interior glass panels Iris has captured her fascination for colour, reflection and the infinity of light in a series patterns between glass. These patterns she translated into a series of interior glass panels with lighting and mirroring. Normally, … Continue reading →

Round Square – Vases – Wood & Glass

22/11/2021

glass bells to show your precious objects When blowing soap bubbles in the air Iris & Ruben had the dream to capture these temporary beauties in a tendril frame. The fascinating effect of a floating bubble which adapt to its … Continue reading →

PEBBLE jewelry series

11/11/2021

PEBBLE Always longing for the summer, Iris came up with this series PEBBLE. During summertime she is always searching for beautiful pebbles with intriguing shapes, textures and colors along the waterline and hikes. Iris wanted to capture this pleasant activity … Continue reading →

Vapor Display Mirror

09/11/2021

Translucent Mirror – Vapor Display Mirror The mirror is mounted on the wall as a contemporary niche. The bright blue vapor projected on the angled plane create an effect of depth. In the resulting space, you can place an object. … Continue reading →

Translucent Mirrors

08/11/2021

Translucent Mirrors – Double Mirror (dessin: Algea) Fascinated by the effects of depth and transparency, Ruben and Iris have designed a series of interior mirrors. Reflections such as projected lines and colours on walls and floors provide an extra dimension which … Continue reading →

Project: Big Bubble Showcase Mirror in steel

03/11/2021

SHOWCASE MIRROR – commissioned a wall mirror to display objects of the Centre Caeramique, found in Maastricht. These large Bubble Showcase Mirrors are displayed in the public toilet of the Centre Ceramique in Maastricht. Filled with old objects of the Centre Caeramique, found … Continue reading →

Project: ‘Bubble’ Unique glass skylight design

30/10/2021

‘Bubble’ Unique glass skylight design, for Politie the Hague, 2011 Together with the renovation of the police station Bureau Hoefkade, a large piece of glass design is installed in the conference room. A phenomenal work, measuring 7 by 4,5 metres … Continue reading →