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