Ruwe Bolster Art Lights & Furniture

14/07/2026

12/07/2026

HEART BEAT is an art light installation from Ruwe Bolster that represents the heartbeat of the Earth, built from colorful discarded materials and responsive to music.

It is our loving protest against war and pollution, while showing the beauty and potential hidden in things that are often thrown away.

Through music, light and storytelling, we want to create moments of connection during exhibitions all over the world starting in September in Europe and remind people of what truly matters.

To bring HEART BEAT to life, we have launched a fundraiser. The donations will help us create, exhibit and share the installation with as many people as possible.

After the production and exhibition costs have been covered, all remaining funds will be donated to , helping children around the world learn, heal and thrive through the power of play.

If you believe that art can create awareness, that small acts of love can inspire bigger change and that every child has the right to play… we would love your support.

You can donate by clicking on the video and on the GoFundMe link below the caption.

One love,

Sheryl Leysner & Team Ruwe Bolster
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09/07/2026

WHAT A HIT is lit 🔥 ZOJazz Stage

Art light by Ruwe Bolster Artlights & Furniture

We don’t discard materials…

We transform them into light!

Curious to see more?

www.ruwebolster.amsterdam

25/06/2026

ALL THAT JAZZ is an art light installation ZOJazz Stage in collaboration with

We have upcycled unplayable discarded wind instruments from local jazz artists to add more character and connection with the neighbourhood to the interior designed by Sheryl Leysner

10/06/2026

Most people see a lamp.
I saw the history of a building.

When I designed an apartment on Zeeburgerdijk in Amsterdam East, I kept thinking about what it used to be.
A fashion school.
That detail stayed with me.

Around that same time, I visited the in Tilburg and saw these colourful thread cones. Something so joyful about them. Simple, almost playful.
That image never really left.

So I combined leftover thread cones - found on - with fabric cables, a solid oak board, and a cone-shaped LED bulb with a retro feel. Because the building is from 1914.

Piece by piece, it became more than a light.
A colourful reminder of a building’s story.

The second STITCH IT was made from leftover fabric from , a fabric design and production company — sourced the same way.

Different material, same feeling.
Giving overlooked materials a new place. A second life.

Now they hang as centrepieces that bring warmth, colour and a bit of humour.

I love objects that make people smile. That make someone stop and ask:
“What is that?”
Because then the story begins.

🎥 Art direction and creative editing by

20/05/2026

WHAT A HIT art light installation

19/05/2026

Most buildings don’t need more decoration.

They need more ENERGY.

That’s what WHAT A HIT was built to do.

An art light installation made from real drum cymbals and hi-hats.

Why?

Because energy has always come from two places for me:

Music and sunlight.

In Detroit house music, the hi-hats carry the groove.

That lift.

That pulse.

That natural high.

So I wanted to take that feeling and turn it into something people could physically walk into.

Each light shines upward into the cymbal above it, creating warm glowing forms…

Like multiple suns suspended in space.

Not one source of energy.

Many.

Music.

Light.

Warmth.

Movement.

Atmosphere.

That is what great spaces do.

They don’t just look good.

They make you feel something the second you enter.

And if your space needs more life, more warmth, more soul…

That’s exactly what we create at Ruwe Bolster.

🎥 Art direction and creative editing by