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Modern day products are an incredible source of exchange in techniques, materials and crafts. This years corona virus has shown how dependant we got on a globalised supply chain. As part of the Driving Dutch Design program Re-Value we show our vision on transparent production.
When a piece of furniture is produced and sold in the Netherlands, is it local? That depends. When steel comes from China, wood from Ukraine and only the craftsmanship is done in the Netherlands, we believe it is not. That is why we don't focus on local p
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