Collection additions 2026
It’s a collection with backbone.
Made by a team that doesn’t sit still.
For homes that refuse to look like everyone else’s.
Additions 2026 started where most collections end, in the margins, in the ideas that were “almost there”, the concepts that needed time rather than correction. Pieces that didn’t fit the previous season suddenly made sense when we stopped forcing categories and simply followed instinct. This new collection isn’t about starting over; it’s about digging deeper. Sharpening the edges. Turning the stray notes and sketches into something intentional.
A bit louder, a bit stranger, and definitely more honest. Fashion, technology, art, all the influences that keep us evolving, challenge the pieces in subtle ways. Nothing is over-polished. Nothing is trying too hard. You can feel the process in everything: the experiments, the do-overs, the “what if we just…?”. It’s a collection built on curiosity rather than certainty.
Alongside the collection, we’re publishing a completely new kind of book: a compact, chunky pocket-style book packed—literally packed—with raw references, clashing moodboards, studio snapshots, quotes that resonate, and visual sparks. Not just a catalogue. Not quite a coffee table book. More like a creative brain compressing months of ideas into one object. It’s the closest you’ll get to seeing how we really work: intentionally messy, exploratory, and instinct-driven.
The collaborations in this collection reflect that same energy, not polished partnerships, but creative collisions. With glass artist Nienke Sikkema, we shaped a series of glass “gemstones” that embrace imperfection: heavy, sculptural objects that look museum-ready yet belong right in the middle of everyday life.
Not polished partnerships, but creative collisions
With designer Teun Zwets, we pushed furniture out of its comfort zone. High-gloss surfaces, unapologetic colour clashes, and forms that behave more like characters than products. These pieces challenge the room instead of decorating it.
And then there’s Van Gogh, reimagined through our 70s ceramics: three iconic works translated into bold glazes, new shapes and unexpected textures. Not as replicas. As interpretations.
But collaborations are only part of the story — a sharp accent, not the headline. The rest is us. Our designers, our experiments, the decisions that felt risky but turned out to be just right. Additions 2026 is a continuation, yes, but also a confrontation. A confrontation with our instincts, our process, and the boundaries of what a design brand is “supposed” to be. Because the moment you stop trying to please, and start creating with intention, everything shifts. It’s layered, imperfect, collaborative, intuitive.
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