For Dutch Design Week ’25 we unveil a new collection of products that reimagine the destination of materials, giving them renewed purpose and meaning. By reinterpreting and placing materials in fresh contexts, he creates experiential objects that challenge traditional notions of form and function. Each piece is a celebration of originality—born from unexpected sources such as table legs, vintage magazines, textiles, and more.
The final form of these works often emerges through an intuitive and playful process, enriching the journey of creation and reinforcing the singular character of every object. This approach highlights the power of reusing existing resources not only as a sustainable practice but as a catalyst for innovation.
This reminds us that sustainability and creativity are not opposing forces, but rather partners in shaping a more imaginative and responsible future.

For the Milan design week we have added new sculptural pieces to our Second Chance Collection.

Second Chance collection conveys a powerful message of new shape definitions and unlocking the unexplored potential of both old and new elements. These pieces of furniture are more than just functional objects; they are design pieces that embrace the world and give a fresh meaning to materials that might otherwise have been lost. They celebrate the power of repurposing and remind us that beauty can be found everywhere, even in forgotten forms. The destination of these final shapes is often determined intuitively and in a playful manner, enriching the design process further and contributing to the uniqueness of each piece of furniture. This underscores the importance of efficient use of existing resources and materials in our quest for innovative design solutions. It reminds us that creativity and sustainability can go hand in hand to create a better future.

Tijn van Orsouw Second Chance collection conveys a powerful message of new shape definitions and unlocking the unexplored potential of both old and new elements. These pieces of furniture are more than just functional objects; they are design pieces that embrace the world and give a fresh meaning to materials that might otherwise have been lost. They celebrate the power of repurposing and remind us that beauty can be found everywhere, even in forgotten forms. The destination of these final shapes is often determined intuitively and in a playful manner, enriching the design process further and contributing to the uniqueness of each piece of furniture. This underscores the importance of efficient use of existing resources and materials in our quest for innovative design solutions. It reminds us that creativity and sustainability can go hand in hand to create a better future.

Pempark

An abstract landscape created for creative workshops, meetings, trainings, and social gatherings. PemPark is a local initiative using design talent, workshops, and ideas on a zero-waste basis. Our studio has transformed this space into a new functional room where we combined branding and vision into one space.

New Wave

Can you develop a design for a roomdivider that spans 9 meters to divide our kitchen from our office space? Yes we can!
Nedstack was looking for a temporary solution to divide their kitchen from their office space. For them, we designed and made this roomdivider within their identity, using their colors and recycled materials such as old transport boxes. This abstract wave stands for their innovation in nitrogen solutions.

The starting point for this outdoor design lamp are the existing poles in the garden. Dutchplannes came with the question to create a lamp that we could hang away on those poles. While we start folding around existing poles we came up with a shape that does remind us of the Cornette.

A presentation about useful and appealing products that give an “unfamiliar experience” in the way they look and work. This presentation exists out of small and bigger day to day products. During the design process I found different possibilities and more appealing ways of using furniture and accessories. These products show the movement and the poetry emitted from growing plants to a lit light.

For Salveo we were asked to design a (green) relation gift. We started the project by looking into growing your own herbs.
After we found out that we could transmit water by using cotton thread and bottles can be used as reservoir, we decided to melt these objects function and shape together to create the ideal environment for growing your own herbs. Now you can, for example, grow your herbs on the windowsill that is self-sufficient and insightful!

Tijn van Orsouw shows his newest project Light Composers including the new Lamps. Using the processes he developed during the in4nite project in 2017. This collection consists of a series wherein he combines new folding techniques utilizing the Colback non-woven material and an inner light-source that gives direction to the material and fixes it. These worlds combined give a nice new atmosphere to the lamp. Next to this he will show a new project called “Buttons” Where he exhibits a fresh interactive way of handling light switches and buttons. In this collection you will find out the importance of interacting with our surrounded objects.

Ontwerp Platform Arnhem (OPA) shows a pop-up shop with 10 Arnhem designers & labels.
We are selected to represent our collection Livestock and our new work Lightcomposers during the month June.
Products are for sale and we will presentate prototypes and experiments.
We would like to see you there!

From 17-22 April, we present our work at Salone del Mobile in Milan. We are going to exhibit our latest collection, Lightcomposers and are located at the new location of Ventura Projects, Named Ventura Future at the FuturDome Building, via Paisiello 6.
We would like to see you there!

Our work mentioned by Frame Magazine “Tijn Van Orsouw’s Light Composer is a unique adjustable window shade. Light Composer rethinks bland, one-dimensional window shades with its interesting concertina folds, which create a new play of light in interiors.”

Designers use their expertise for creating a variety of fascinating designs and products based on the technical textile, Colback, supported by the expertise of Low & Bonar. in4nite enables Low & Bonar to provide relevant design solutions extrapolating the aesthetical and functional properties of the Colback Technology.