Studio Janne Wellens

Studio Janne Wellens Studio Janne Wellens created timeless interiors for homes and spaces to completely unwind in.

Strolling through the Saint-Ouen flea market in Paris.
06/05/2026

Strolling through the Saint-Ouen flea market in Paris.

Introducing the artists — Stone StackersStone Stackers is an Italian-based studio founded by Shilpa Srinivas and Paolo ...
28/04/2026

Introducing the artists — Stone Stackers

Stone Stackers is an Italian-based studio founded by Shilpa Srinivas and Paolo Ciacci. Their work centres around reusing discarded marble, transforming leftover fragments into sculptural, functional objects.

Working in close collaboration with a marble supplier, they give new life to materials that would otherwise be overlooked, embracing irregularity and variation as part of the design.

I was drawn to their work for the way they play with these discarded pieces and recompose them into something entirely new. Each object feels both raw and refined at the same time.

Currently on view at the gallery:
Two vases/objects, a travertine bench, and a console.

All pieces are available.
For enquiries or more information, feel free to send a DM or email us.

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A quiet period online, but a full one in the studio. New projects, ongoing work, and a strong sense of growth.Often so i...
23/04/2026

A quiet period online, but a full one in the studio.

New projects, ongoing work, and a strong sense of growth.
Often so immersed in the work, materials, presentations, drawings, sourching, that it’s easy to forget what is actually unfolding. I’m feeling thankful!

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A private tour through Versailles.Experiencing the palace without other visitors gave a completely different perspective...
19/04/2026

A private tour through Versailles.

Experiencing the palace without other visitors gave a completely different perspective. The scale, the light and the craftmanship made the details even more present. Very inspiring!

Thank you for organising 🤎

Introducing the artists — Camille TanCamille Tan is an artist and designer based in Brussels, working across installatio...
30/03/2026

Introducing the artists — Camille Tan

Camille Tan is an artist and designer based in Brussels, working across installation, design, and craft. His practice centres around balance, gravity, and the quiet dialogue between materials.

Using stone, wood, metal, and found elements collected during his travels, he creates compositions that feel both delicate and grounded. Each mobile is shaped through an intuitive process of testing, adjusting, and finding a precise point of equilibrium.

I was drawn to his work for its unexpected presence, the way he works with materials, and how each piece brings something dynamic into a space. Suspended from the ceiling, these works exist somewhere between object and movement.

-Suspension 62
Limestone, beech wood, iroko, oxidized copper, ash, iron

Suspension 67 – Intersection
Bone, clay ball, pinewood, copper pipe, limestone

Suspension 82
Teak wood, horn, fiberglass, granite

A selection of five works by Camille Tan is currently on view at In Dialogue, Amsterdam.

More artists will be introduced in the coming weeks, alongside the launch of our online gallery.

For enquiries or more information, feel free to send a DM or email us.

Photography

— A bathroom design for a home near Vondelpark, Amsterdam.Aiming to create a space that feels open and calm, while integ...
26/03/2026

— A bathroom design for a home near Vondelpark, Amsterdam.

Aiming to create a space that feels open and calm, while integrating generous, hidden storage. Working with the existing architecture, combining warm wood with chrome details.

Introducing the artists — Mette SophieMette Sophie is a Dutch maker working across styling and craft. Her work is driven...
23/03/2026

Introducing the artists — Mette Sophie

Mette Sophie is a Dutch maker working across styling and craft. Her work is driven by an ongoing exploration of materials, where balance, weight and form play a central role.
Her pieces feel both intuitive and considered, embracing imperfection and sitting somewhere between object and function. I was drawn to her work for its sculptural quality, the use of materials, and the quiet sense of weight each piece holds.

On view at the gallery:

- Impossible: An impossible stack of hollow, graphically shaped ceramic stones, composed of wild slips and stoneware.

- Wooden sculpture 05: Designed in collaboration with Josse van Tassel and handmade in Amsterdam, using Merbau and Borneo teak.

Both works are currently on view .dialogue.ams
For enquiries or more information, feel free to send a DM or email us.

In the coming weeks, we will be introducing more of the artists we work with, alongside the launch of our online gallery.

Photography

Introducing the artists — Mette Sophie​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Mette Sophie is a Dutch maker working across styling and craft. He...
23/03/2026

Introducing the artists — Mette Sophie​​​​​​​​
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Mette Sophie is a Dutch maker working across styling and craft. Her work is driven by an ongoing exploration of materials, where balance, weight and form play a central role.​​​​​​​​
Her pieces feel both intuitive and considered, embracing imperfection and sitting somewhere between object and function. I was drawn to her work for its sculptural quality, the use of materials, and the quiet sense of weight each piece holds.​​​​​​​​
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On view at the gallery:​​​​​​​​
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- Impossible: An impossible stack of hollow, graphically shaped ceramic stones, composed of wild slips and stoneware.​​​​​​​​
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- Wooden sculpture 05: Designed in collaboration with Josse van Tassel and handmade in Amsterdam, using Merbau and Borneo teak.​​​​​​​​
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Both works are currently on view .dialogue.ams​​​​​​​​
For enquiries or more information, feel free to send a DM or email us.​​​​​​​​
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In the coming weeks, we will be introducing more of the artists we work with, alongside the launch of our online gallery.​​​​​​​​
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Photography

Thank you, 2025.A beautiful and busy year, filled with thoughtful interior design projects, wonderful clients, and chall...
30/12/2025

Thank you, 2025.

A beautiful and busy year, filled with thoughtful interior design projects, wonderful clients, and challenges that helped the studio grow.

This was the year we moved into our office in Amsterdam West and softly launched our collectible objects gallery, with an official opening to follow.

I’m also incredibly proud of our .collective team. We completed our first project in Saudi Arabia, marking an important step for the collective and opening up a new international chapter.

Looking ahead to 2026, several interior projects will be completed and photographed, and we’re continuing conversations around a limited number of full interior design projects for the year ahead.

Thank you to everyone who trusted us, collaborated with us, and supported the studio along the way. We truly couldn’t do this without you.

Photo by .powalacz

ARCHIVE SALE — We’re clearing space in our styling archive to make room for new collaborations with artists and designer...
27/11/2025

ARCHIVE SALE — We’re clearing space in our styling archive to make room for new collaborations with artists and designers.

Expect a selection of previously used styling objects (not part of our usual Gallery collection).

is hosting her end-of-line sale & is opening their archive too, a perfect afternoon to swing by.

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