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New: Slow White stool
aTypical Tea Towels 1-99 now available
Interior design for Nomadic Resorts
Bamboo Windsor Chairs to be launched at London Design Festival
aTypical tea towel
Bamboo Windsor Chair winner of TIFF award 2012
Series of Kids' Furniture to be launched at Dutch Design Week
Developing tea towel with Textiellab
New Bathroom interior
Haute Bamboo series to be launched in Milan
New pieces of Slow White series to be launched at Dutch Design Week
New collection to be launched during Salone del Mobile Milan
New product for Toolsgalerie
Special edition of La Table Introvertie at FIAC
Tinbergen Institute Medal
Remnant Chair in Strijp-X gallery
New chair
New website
Presentation of the Joop Hartog Dissertation Award
Diner de Midas for 20th anniversary of Residence
Diner de Midas
La Table en Fete
EX-IS art festival: The Anatomical Clock
Launch of Asylum Collection
Striving for the impossible
Design in Museum of Modern Art
New: Slow White stool [2013-04-02]
As an addition to the bathroom interior we designed for one of our clients we now crafted this Slow White stool.
aTypical Tea Towels 1-99 now available [2013-03-04]
Our aTypical Tea Towels; a series of 99 unique tea towels made with Textielmuseum Tilburg are now available directly through our studio for EUR 24,50 inclusive postage.
The towels are woven from 100% organic cotton and randomly cut by hand enabling each and every one to be unique.
Tag yourself on the towel of your choise in our facebook album and we'll ship it to you today. While stocks lasts!
Interior design for Nomadic Resorts [2013-03-04]
We're proud to announce we're working on the interior design of Nomadic Resorts new tented villas. It's great to be able to contribute to this visionary resort company. Check out their website!
Bamboo Windsor Chairs to be launched at London Design Festival [2012-09-10]
Our new Bamboo Windsor Chairs, designed in collaboration with Bamboo-architect Olav Bruin, will be presented at Connecting the Dots during London Design Festival.
The aim of the Bamboo Windsor Chair is to re-examine the reputation and aesthetic of bamboo furniture, and to use the inherent qualities of the natural material bamboo to create mass products that are all individual. The design is a contemporary interpretation, of the all-time western classic windsor chair, made with Asian craftsmanship and materials: in this way east merges with west. More >>
aTypical tea towel [2012-03-30]
Together with the Textielmuseum Tilburg we made our aTypical tea towel. The towels are woven from 100% organic cotton. They are randomly cut by hand enabling each and every one to be unique. Hang the tea towel easily with the extra large label. Size is 64 x 64 cm. Price is €24,50 each inclusive shipping within the Netherlands. Postage outside the Netherlands can also be arranged. The first 99 towels will be sold directly through our studio. More >>
Bamboo Windsor Chair winner of TIFF award 2012 [2012-03-20]
The Bamboo Windsor Chair we designed with bamboo-architect Olav Bruin for Designboom‘s TIFF award competition was chosen from 3025 entries as the winner. More >>
Series of Kids' Furniture to be launched at Dutch Design Week [2011-10-19]
Bo Reudler Studio will present the Kids Furniture series during Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven 22-30 October 2011. The exhibition forms part of a design auction organised by the World Wildlife Fund that will be held in the Klokgebouw, Strijp-S.
A wooden furniture series for children. The collection is composed from elemental shapes and basic materials, built in an intuitive, playful way. The series comprises a table and chair, rocking horse, wheelbarrow and dolls cradle.
The objects are hand made from solid oak finished with a coating of natural oil and soft colorful footings of woollen felt. The edges of the furniture retain the original curves of the trunk or branch enabling every piece to be unique.
The wood originates from fallen Dutch trees that are sawn in the traditional wind-powered sawmill Het Jonge Schaap situated in the Zaanse Schans, Zaanstad.
The Kids Furniture series was realized with the generous support of Het Jonge Schaap and Jantien Ranzijn & vdr.
The design exhibition and auction organized by the World Wildlife Fund will be held from 22-30 October 2011 in the Klokgebouw on the Strijp-s terrain. Buyers can bid for the products online via e-bay or via auction forms at the exhibition. The proceeds of each sale will be donated to a WWF project as nominated by the buyer. The exhibition is open daily from 12-18:00pm.
Read more about the objects in the product section on this site.
Developing tea towel with Textiellab [2011-08-30]
More to follow.
New Bathroom interior [2010-11-22]
We‘ve just completed a new batroom interior for a private client in the Netherlands. Take a look in the Space section of the website for more info and images. More >>
Haute Bamboo series to be launched in Milan [2010-03-29]
For the Haute Bamboo series we joined forces with bamboo-architect Olav Bruin.
Haute Bamboo picks up where the Slow White series by Bo Reudler Studio left off: it continues the quest to renew our connection with nature, guided by natural forms in an intuitive way.
While bamboo is among our fastest renewable resources, itʼs often considered a poor man's timber. With this series, we wanted to re-examine the aesthetics of bamboo furniture. The curves of 'Bambusa Ventricosa' are caused by a rare mutation in the bamboo producing strikingly bulbous stalks. The bulging forms give personality to each piece which will always be different due to the randomness of each stalk. A coating of glossy black linseed-oil paint references eastern lacquered furniture, binding the origin of the material with its outcome. All products are hand made.
The Haute Bamboo series will be lauched during Fuori Salone Milan 14-19 April 2010 Tuttobene, Via Savona 18.
Read more about the pieces in the Product section on this site.
New pieces of Slow White series to be launched at Dutch Design Week [2009-10-09]
Two exhibitions present existing and new pieces of the Slow White series during the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. Check Smalle Haven and Strijp-X for addresses and times.
Have a look at the pieces in the Product section on this site.
New collection to be launched during Salone del Mobile Milan [2009-03-25]
Our new collection: Slow White series will be launched during Salone del Mobile Milan at the Tuttobene exhibition, Via Savona 6, 22- 27 April 2009.
Read more about the pieces in the Product section on this site.
New product for Toolsgalerie [2009-02-02]
For ToolsGalerie in Paris we designed a new carpet called Equus. It will be exclusively available through ToolsGalerie in a limited edition of 8.
A horse hide is cut with a graphic pattern made of the Fleur-de-Lis, an enduring symbol of France and a motif commonly found on antique Dutch ceramic tiles. The pattern punched out of the rug creates open sections like enlarged lace, at the same time suggesting decay as it looks like the Fleur-de-Lis have been slowly eating into the hide. Contrary to convention, this carpet is not meant to cover or hide your floor but to start an interaction with it. The striking pattern is the connection in between, closing or opening to reveal what's underneath.
Photography by Daniel Schweizer.
Special edition of La Table Introvertie at FIAC [2008-12-07]
For ToolsGalerie in Paris we designed a special edition of La Table Introvertie from the Asylum Collection. This edition has a blank inside and has an outer epoxy coating. There are six colour variations of the coating. The table is made in a limited series of 8 and is exclusively sold through ToolsGalerie
On the Picture you see La Table Introvertie at the presentation of ToolsGalerie at the FIAC Artfair in Paris.
Tinbergen Institute Medal [2009-05-26]
The Tinbergen Institute in Amsterdam commisioned us to design and produce the Tinbergen Institute Medal. The medal shows the portrait of Nobel Prize winner Jan Tinbergen and is made of stainless steel and brass. It will be awarded to people that have been of special significance to the institute. On the picture you see the result of the process.
Remnant Chair in Strijp-X gallery [2008-10-27]
The Remnant Chair in new shop / gallery Strijp-X in Eindhoven.
New chair [2008-10-16]
Prototype of a low armchair designed for a private client. The chair is intended not only for sitting but to be lived in: its low, wide seat beckons the user while the upturned profile creates a feeling of being cradled. The construction and detailing of the chair is on display while the simplicity of the design of the frame belies its complexity.
The cushions are upholstered with remnant fabrics salvaged from local furniture upholsterers. In this way, the composition and identity of every chair will always be unique. As opposed to the whole chair or sofa needing to be re-upholstered after wear and tear, a patchwork of fabrics means only that particular worn-out section needs to be repaired. As each piece of fabric is replaced, the memory of the chair and its life is stored in the patchwork of remnants as time goes by. I called the chair remnant chair.
New website [2008-10-16]
The new Asylum Collection website is online. Also plain product shots are available now. Check it out at asylumcollection.com
Presentation of the Joop Hartog Dissertation Award [2008-01-28]
The Universiteit van Amsterdam commissioned us to design the Joop Hartog Dissertation Award. This award is established by the University in recognition of Joop Hartog's 25 years as professor of microeconomics at the Faculty of Economics and Business. The award will be presented every two years.
Diner de Midas for 20th anniversary of Residence [2007-09-24]
For their 20th aniversary the magazine Residence choose us and 19 other Dutch designers to celebrate their birthday with. Seroj and I were asked to design a product for on a table. Inspiration was the opulent paintings of table's of the dutch golden age. Our starting point was the story of mythical king Midas who transformed everything he touched in gold. Even his kids and his food. We made moulds of fruit and vegatables, placed this food in different combinations and compositions on vintage ceramic bowls and covered them partly with 24-carat gold. This bowl is made in a limited edition of 50 pieces.
Diner de Midas [2007-09-24]
Read more about the project and see the product in the Product section on this site.
La Table en Fete [2007-09-24]
EX-IS art festival: The Anatomical Clock [2007-03-12]
At the 9th of march the premiere of the performance Anatomische Klok of Sebastiaan Kral will take place at the Ex-is art festival in The Hague, The Netherlands. Dance by Pablo Fontdevila, design by Bo Reudler. Check www.ex-is.nl
The goal of the performance was to make a clock, which at the same time is a portrait of the human body, and more so, a portrait of man standingup to, and struggling with time. Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man and Christ on the cross formed the inpiration for the performance.
We designed an object which caused the shadow of an antique rococo tableclock on the wall. This shadow Pablo could use as a reference and context. The object I called anti-shadow. That also the reason why the object is white. The slice is made from two layers of lasercut wood. The leg is carved from massive wood and is coated with a layer of real copper.
Photography by Wouter Homs. Thanks Wouter!
Launch of Asylum Collection [2006-09-01]
The launch of the Asylum Collection in Milan at the Tuttobene exhibition at Via Sarpi sei.
Striving for the impossible [2006-09-01]
A one-day project with Dutch artist Barbara Guldenaar: striving for the impossible.
Design in Museum of Modern Art [2006-09-01]
The Porcelain Collection was presented in the Museum of Modern Art Arnhen during the exhibition Made in Arnhem.