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Over a span of 2.5 years, I dedicated myself to MarijnInterieurs as a designer, contributing significantly to various facets of the business. In addition to my core design responsibilities, I also took on roles related to photography, branding, social media management, and business development. It was a rewarding journey of creative evolution and professional development.
My graduation project, titled "The Flodka Cabinet" for Zuiver, was an exceptionally successful endeavor, receiving an impressive rating of 9. This project involved the design and realization of a striking cabinet that was not only functional but also a work of art in itself. With attention to detail and innovation, I managed to create a piece of furniture that was both aesthetically stunning and practically usable.
The Bugaboo Shopper represents the latest in multifunctional bike bags, a must-have for urban households. Say goodbye to the hassle of carrying your belongings; now, they effortlessly accompany you. Thanks to its trolley function, bid farewell to tired arm muscles. If trolley mode isn't suitable due to a crowded space, no worries – the bag also features convenient handles for easy carrying. Moreover, its KlickFix® compatibility ensures it can be effortlessly attached to any bike.
During my internship at "Roofer," a company specializing in crafting robust furniture for schools, I had the opportunity to contribute to the product development of several new items. "Roofer" prides itself on creating furniture that can withstand the rigors of school environments, and my role involved actively participating in the process of designing and refining these durable and student-friendly pieces.
During my minor in interior architecture, I had the opportunity to engage in the creative process of redesigning and furnishing various spaces and buildings. This educational experience allowed me to explore the art of reimagining environments, reshaping layouts, and crafting interior designs that catered to both aesthetic and functional aspects.
As part of my studies, I undertook the task of redesigning a multitool to align with the branding and visual identity of a specific company, in my case, "Makita." This project challenged me to infuse the essence of Makita's brand into the redesign, incorporating their distinctive style, logo, and design principles. The goal was to create a multitool that not only adhered to Makita's aesthetic but also maintained its functionality and usability.
In a collaborative effort, our group conceptualized a modern coffee table with a concealed beverage cabinet. This innovative design aimed to seamlessly blend style and functionality. The sleek exterior of the coffee table concealed a cleverly integrated storage space, providing a discreet yet easily accessible spot to stow away beverages and barware.
During my studies, I was tasked with designing a ceramic mug and candleholder, drawing inspiration from the renowned designer Marc Newson. Newson's distinctive style, characterized by innovative forms and sleek, biomorphic designs, served as a compelling muse for this project. This creative challenge allowed me to explore and pay homage to Newson's design ethos.