Following her passion for ceramics, Ann Van Hoey changed careers after twenty years.
Inspired by different cultures and fueled by local techniques, Van Hoey has created a ceramic language of her own. Her love for geometrical shapes starts out as mathematical equations on paper.
Hemispheres are connected, merged and consolidated resulting in her distinctive artwork. 
Her bronze work for whenobjectswork are closed forms, mysteriously reflecting their surroundings.
Van Hoey is awarded with the ‘Commander in the Order of the Crown’  by Belgium’s King Phillipe for her achievements as a ceramic artist.

Eggermont, a Belgian family stone company since 1952 is synonymous of quality and experience and
processing all kinds of stone.
 
The wide range of proposed materials in the highest well selected quality, the ability of different
technics are the pillars on which the company is currently based.

In 2001 there was a launch of John Pawson’s first collection for “When Objects Work”. The collection comprises five containers and represents a vision of decorative art as beautiful equipment.

Kate Hume has been at the forefront of international interior design for more than 20 years. Known for combining a rare sense of color, with eclectic finds and custom-made pieces, she never forgets that her high-net-worth clients want their private residences to be serene, elegant, comfortable homes.
Based in Amsterdam, her multilingual practice has crafted sky-high city residences, family beach houses, country manors and the boutique hotel, Tortüe, in Hamburg.

Each project is unique yet all are created and curated with Hume’s hands-on approachability. Hume brings the flair honed through her past career as a stylist in fashion and film as well as an innate respect for the timeless craftsmanship of artisans; for she is herself a renowned glass designer.

Kristine Five Melvaer(NO)Norwegian designer Kristine Five Melvær designs tableware, lighting, furniture, graphic design andtextile objects.

Is a Venezuelan born, German-French architect who after graduatingwas recruited by Andree Putman to assist projects in Miami and Tokyo. In 2006, he joinedthe Christian Liaigre design studio in Paris, assisting several years with projects across theglobe. During a trip to Indonesia, he discovered a heartfelt connection with the country anddecided to establish Studio Jencquel the year after. A number of his projects have gainedmedia attention in the design community, prompting him to take on commissionsin differentcorners of the world and according to Departures Magazine, positioning him on a globalscale as “an exemplar of slow design.”

Michael Verheyden(BE) Michaël Verheyden graduated as an Industrial Designer in 2001. Before starting his own design label,In 2002 he started his own company producing leather bags and accessories, hence his mastering ofthis material.

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