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Stoksel designs are driven by the interaction between light, material, and form, creating tables and cupboards that are both tactile and visually dynamic. Anna UitdeHaag and Bart Stok form the heart of the Stoksel studio, based at Mietair, Artist in Residence, in Beers, the Netherlands.
Tables
The tabletops are crafted using fused glass on stainless steel, creating surfaces that shift with the light. Colours deepen and reflections move as the day progresses, allowing the tables to transform with their environment. Each piece is a composition of contrast: opaque and transparent, robust and delicate, smooth and textured. These tables are not static objects — they are experiences of changing light, surface, and depth. Designed to catch the light in ever-changing gradations.
cupboards
The same sensitivity to light and contrast is present in Stoksel’s cupboards. Built from a dialogue between aluminium and wood, the cupboards explore the balance between openness and enclosure. Their open structures allow light to pass through, casting patterns and shaping the interior. Light becomes an active designelement, not just revealing, but also accentuating the sense of shelter and intimacy within.
Each cupboard is a composition of lines and light, a sculptural quality that invites a slow gaze.
