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Sabine Marcelis | Interview
Nested within one of the Netherlands’ largest and oldest industrial estates—the Spanish Polder of Rotterdam—Sabine Marcelis uncovered the studio she had always envisioned. Occupying 1,773 square metres and positioned along the Pelserthaven, the building breathes vastness, with spaces unfurling grandly upwards and outwards, reaching into the expanse. -
Norm Architects | Portfolio
An excerpt from the portfolio of Norm Architects in 1605 Magazine No.2 Illusion:Founded in Copenhagen in 2008, Norm Architects is a firm that unites talented architects and designers to create work—be it products, interiors, art direction for books and exhibitions or architecture—that resonates with and enriches the human experience. For the last 15 years, the team have honed their craft,... -
Top 5 Cultural Things to do in Europe in January
January is the perfect time to explore Europe’s rich cultural offerings. From art and design to unique traditions, 1605 Collective highlights the most inspiring events to experience this month. -
New in: Wall Stand
Transform your walls into a gallery of inspiration with our Wall Stand. This one-of-a-kind, wall-mounted bookstand is the perfect way to display your favorite books or highlight cherished art pieces. -
A Dream Home Office
Create the perfect home office with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to optimise your workspace for functionality and aesthetics with practical tips and expert advice. From choosing the right location to organising your space, incorporating ergonomic elements and adding personal touches, this guide will help you design a home office that inspires productivity and enhances your working experience. Discover the... -
Designer Lamps
Discover the captivating world of designer lamps, where creativity and elegance converge. Crafted by skilled artisans and renowned designers, these works of art illuminate spaces with exceptional craftsmanship and innovative features. From sleek and modern to ornate and classic, explore a wide range of styles that add a touch of sophistication to any interior. Experience personalised lighting experiences and own... -
Interior Design | Sofas
Discover the allure of designer sofas - where style meets comfort. Explore the world of exquisite craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and customisation options. Elevate your living space with a statement piece that reflects your unique taste. Indulge in the beauty and prestige of owning a designer sofa. -
Kelly Wearstler | Unique Design
Discover the bold and eclectic aesthetic of Kelly Wearstler, an influential figure in the world of design and art. Explore her unique collaborations with artists, resulting in stunning and one-of-a-kind designs for clients and hospitality projects. Immerse yourself in Wearstler's digital Gallery, a platform showcasing diverse collections blending traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation. Push boundaries, embrace artistic exploration, and find... -
The use of texture in interior design
Learn how texture can transform your interior design by adding depth, warmth, and interest to a space. Discover the different ways to incorporate texture into your home, from natural materials to textiles and decorative accessories, and understand the impact it can have on the overall look and feel of a room. -
The impact of minimal art on modern interior design and architecture
Minimalism has revolutionised modern interior design and architecture with its focus on simplicity, clean lines, and negative space. This approach creates serene and uncluttered spaces that are both practical and beautiful. From the use of neutral colours to simple furniture, minimalism creates a welcome respite from the chaos of modern life. Its impact has been profound, and it will undoubtedly... -
Winter Getaways
Each one of these houses replicates the format of a traditional chalet, which farmers would have used to keep animals in a barn on the ground floor, with a level above for storing feed and an upper story for living. Instead of focusing on unnecessary decor and accessories, these winter getaways express only the features that were essential to the building... -
NORR11 | Portfolio
NORR11 is a Danish design brand driven by a vision to bring new perspectives to modern interiors across furniture and lighting. Crafted with honest and natural materials the designs are built-to-last, with a commitment to sustainability. -
Portfolio | Sabine Marcelis
Sabine Marcelis is a Dutch designer who creates furniture, lighting, and other objects. Her work is often inspired by nature, and she often uses unusual materials like metal mesh, plastic, and wood veneer. Marcelis' work is often minimalist and sleek, and her pieces have a futuristic look to them.The artist was born in 1984 in the Netherlands. She studied at the... -
Summer Houses
A summer house is a place where you leave all the troubles of the busy routine behind. It can provide extra living space with great views, of course, but it’s also ideal as a place to read, paint or enjoy your favourite movie. It might even be the home office you need when things get too hectic in the actual house. -
The world's first bookstand
The world's first bookstand was created already in 1881 by the American inventor La Verne Noyes. One of his breakthrough inventions was a book holder designed to support large books such as dictionaries or thick religious books, open or closed. -
Shaping ideas | Interview with Vincent van Duysen
Vincent Van Duysen Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen was born in Lokeren in 1962. After earning a degree from the Sint-Lucas School of Architecture, Ghent, he worked with Aldo Cibic in Milan, followed by a collaboration with Jean De Meulder in Antwerp, Belgium. In 1989, Vincent Van Duysen has established his studio which today has grown into a team of... -
In Praise of Shadows
In search of inspiration? Read our review of "In Praise of Shadows" by the Japanese writer Junichiro Tanizaki (1886–1965). At 1605 Publishers we praise minimalistic aesthetics, natural materials and a soft colour palette. We are inspired by art compositions that have light and shadow interplay like works of Avant-garde artists of the 1920s like László Moholy-Nagy, Man Ray, Aleksander Rodchenko to name only...
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