Regenerative Modular Cabinet

The RMC is a modular cabinet system made from biobased and regenerative materials.

Hosted by studio briankersbergen X New Economy

This project is now archived and was part of DDW23

Event type

Exhibition

Location

Strijp-S

Klokgebouw | Hall 1

Klokgebouw 50

5617 AB

A variety of biobased boxes and shelves

A modular cabinet that will last a lifetime, built from the right materials. Collaborations with developers of regenerative materials. A modular system that can grow or shrink, that you can adapt or redesign, exchange or keep. A cupboard that follows you on your journey through life.

Build your own

It is not our goal for you to buy our cabinet, we want you to first explore the possibilities of ‘urban mine hauting’ or to take another good look at your broken cabinet to see if there is any useable material ready to use again. For this we have our DYI_KIT. This DYI_KIT is a simple tool to make your own cabinet but accessible to our RMC parts. Start with your own and expand it with modules out of our collection. We are cursious what kind of materials you will use to make your own cabinet. Post it on Instagram with #rmc-mydesign and we will share your design with the world.

Let’s build together

We also designed a ready-to-make modulair cabinet for you. All the modules are 100% biobased materials. Together with local makers and producers we share the same philosophy: to grow regenerative modular systems that can integrate in any life, adapt to your current adventurous lifecycle, and future interior styles. We are curious to see what your creation will be. Build your own cabinet at our stand and claim your design.

Design your own cabinet

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studio briankersbergen X New Economy
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About studio briankersbergen X New Economy

Our mission is to redefine the concept of furniture, with timeless and regenerative solutions that outlive not only our customers but also their legacy. We believe that furniture is not just functional but also embodies healthy living and enduring design but can also be the founder of a good conversation. We will not stop questioning ourselves if objects are really needed. The question is what will be the positive impact of it.