BLOOM wall light

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A Radiant New Wall Light Collection Studio Thier & van Daalen unveils BLOOM wall lights, where colour, craft, and light come to life. We are thrilled to unveil the BLOOM wall light, our latest collection that captures the enchanting beauty … Continue reading →

GRID pendant light

Pim Top

A series of pendant lights and table lamps, in which the leading role is played by the light, which is projected through the mouth-blown glass objects. When light shines through the surface of blown glass, every shape or line becomes … Continue reading →

BULLA wall lights

Pim Top

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 →

VAPOUR light

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A series of lighting elements as waving luminous vapour, which can vary in shape, colour and intensity. The irregular shape found its origin by our fascination for movement of structures in nature and the contrast between straight and organic shapes. … Continue reading →

CHUBBY shelves

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By reusing the residual pieces of wood of the TUBE series, too short or too small, a hands-on series of wall consoles is created.The consoles, in different sizes and proportions, are composed and produced intuitively in the studio. In the … Continue reading →

TUBE series

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TUBE bench & side table During our roadtrip through Sweden in 2021 we were surprised by the craftsmanship of little wooden side tables and benches. We wanted to put our own Dutch chubby twist on this! We worked with aluminum … Continue reading →

the Plastic mine – colour shelves

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Factory overproduction plastics translated into elegant and striking circulair home and garden accessories! Excavated lumps of industrial plastic waste, translated into a unique and marbled range of accessories for in- and outdoor. They are fascinated by the unique shapes and beautiful … Continue reading →

BIG colour shelf

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the Plastic mine Factory overproduction plastics translated into elegant and striking circulair home accessories! For showing more than one object! These shelves are more functional due to the aluminum shelf of 78 x 22 cmIn addition, these are either blank aluminum … Continue reading →

Infinity glass panels

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  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 – Cabinets

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 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 →

GRID Vases

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The studio was keen to find a way to display the fluidity of glass. Therefore they sought the contrast between the industrial steel and the craft of glass blowing, a contradiction and a confluence. They designed many steel pedestals with … Continue reading →

Glass blown shelf

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A bubble shaped shelf from glass, to show your precious objects. With the fascination to show beautiful, funny or precious objects, Studio Thier&vanDaalen launched this design. An intense coloured shelf, made entirely from glass. In this design we combined traditional … Continue reading →

PEBBLE jewelry series

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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 →