Muller Van Severen present Standing Lamp Marble, a continuation of the Hanging Lamps. This new addition offers the same minimalist image yet consists of a metal armand a marble foot. Although sober and stylized, the lamp adds a romantic feeling to the room, reminding us of the light under a street lantern.
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Following the success of the alu chair, Muller Van Severen presents the alu stool, a design in collaboration with architecture firm Bjarke ingles group (BIG) for Valerie_Objects. The stool originated from their joint design of the lounge bar at BIG’s headquarters. The result is an intriguing fusion of Ingels’ geometric style and the recognizable alu …
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This is the Alu Dining Table for Valerie_Objects. The table comes in three sizes, S, M and L and can be considered a continuation of the alu chair. Like the chair, the alu table consists of a light aluminium frame and a thickly lacquered surface, allowing the layer of color to become a material on …
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With Valerie Objects celebrating their fifth anniversary Muller Van Severen created two special lighting objects that set the celebratory mood. Ceiling lamp n°4 and ceiling lamp n°5 swing from the ceiling as serpentines hung for a party. It is a continuation of Neon, a neon garland-shaped lamp Muller Van Severen made back in 2014. In essence …
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Although most design lovers know Muller Van Severen for their furniture, the design couple’s story actually kicked off with the conception of these hanging lamps. “It all started from a need.” Hannes explains. “We were renovating our home which is an old house. There was no socket to plug in a lamp above the dining …
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The standing lamp is a continuation of the hanging lamp that Muller Van Severen presented during their very first exhibition. These lamps originate from the same concept, which is the materialization of simple and colorful drawings in the space. Similar to the hanging lamp, this standing lamp consists of practically nothing more than one fluent, …
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With these pepper and salt mills Muller Van Severen once again show that everyday tools don’t have to be purely functional nor seemingly invisible. The design duo reinterpret the classic mill by reshaping its two basic parts — the head and the cylinder — into two perfectly geometrical forms: a sphere and a cube.
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