Rotterdam Visual Art Centre CBK commissioned VERVOLMAKEN to design a mobile shop.

A new store interior of mobile VERVOLMAKEN display designs. Based on Niels' signature design method to create furniture in its most minimal and aesthetic form.

Five mobile display units, moveable into a variety of different shop settings. Also easily removable for art events at CBK. The design is adjusted to the wide range of different products that are sold in the shop: every cube can be shifted inside or outside of the framework: adjustable to the ever changing product range.

For this shop interior design Niels van Hout used wooden slats as base material giving the display units a feel of transparency. The grey and white colors match the interior and let the products speak for themselves.

A flexible interior puzzle that can create a monthly new look to inspire customers, to spend time and money in the shop.

furniture made by Mischa van der Wekke

Rotterdam Visual Art Centre CBK commissioned VERVOLMAKEN to design their brand new art & design store.

Niels van Hout presented a new vision on the ground floor of CBK Rotterdam with the purpose to implement a large design store and improvement of the routing.

The big display cabinet divides the space without losing the building’s characteristic transparancy. It also has a walkthrough passage to the gallery and accommodates the shop products of local Rotterdam artists and designers. The thought through measurements of the cabinet’s design -every single product has its own unique museological spot- to encourage sales.

The split-level presentation tables offer large scale surfaces for product display. The various directions of the table and height differences makes it possible to divide the merchandise in themes.

The cabinet and the concentrated table sets make a simple and clear routing.
Besides the design Niels van Hout was also appointed freelance curator and visual merchandiser of the Art Store.

cabinet made by Mischa van der Wekke

Rotterdam Visual Art Centre CBK commissioned VERVOLMAKEN to design their brand new art & design store.

Niels van Hout presented a new vision on the ground floor of CBK Rotterdam with the purpose to implement a large design store and improvement of the routing.

The big display cabinet divides the space without losing the building’s characteristic transparancy. It also has a walkthrough passage to the gallery and accommodates the shop products of local Rotterdam artists and designers. The thought through measurements of the cabinet’s design, every single product has its own unique museological spot, to encourage sales.

The split-level presentation tables offer large scale surfaces for product display. The various directions of the table and height differences makes it possible to divide the merchandise in themes.

The cabinet and the concentrated table sets make a simple and clear routing.
Besides the design Niels van Hout was also appointed freelance curator and visual merchandiser of the Art Store.

Commissioned by Colour By S.A.M. of Suzan Kuppens, VERVOLMAKEN collaborated on the redesign of the Prisma Building’s central hall of Tilburg University.

VERVOLMAKEN designed three large cabinets and was part of the interior design, as well as responsible for all technical drawings.

Colour by S.A.M. and VERVOLMAKEN turned this grizzled dark passage hall into a colorful social meeting space for students and their professors.

The three cabinets have their own unique function; the big red cabinet hides a diverse range of technical elements and marks the lounge area. The cube cabinet is a playful structure for displaying projects. Different working spots are incorporated in the lower cabinet and is a magazine display as well as a room divider.

Rotterdam Visual Art Centre CBK commissioned VERVOLMAKEN to create a pop-up shop.

A temporary pop-up until the art & design store at the Nieuwe Binnenweg in Rotterdam was realized. The new store interior has also been designed and curated by VERVOLMAKEN.

White cardboard boxes with CBK logo form stacked display objects.
Depending on the ever changing product display; a fun and easy way to quickly adjust this temporary furniture to the store’s needs.

During the course of the pop-up store Niels van Hout was also appointed visual merchandiser of the shop.

VERVOLMAKEN designed these two cubical cupboards as -almost- identical twins.

The starting point of the design, were the products themselves. The shelving was designed around it. The thought through measurements of the cupboard’s design, gives every single piece its own unique spot. In a way that everything suits perfectly in this playful graphical design.

For a private client, with a great love for seventies design, VERVOLMAKEN made several interior design proposals to renovate an apartment in the centre of Rotterdam.

To open up the space, VERVOLMAKEN knocked down walls and created new living areas by wooden partition panels. As one big gesture, the wooden cube accommodates the bathroom, bedroom and storage.

Commissioned by Charlotte Wooning, VERVOLMAKEN was asked to design a holiday home from an existing garage in the back garden.

The architectural drawings contain proposals for the interior as well as exterior of the former garage.

Niels van Hout explored the existing qualities, before 'perfecting' it with own design.

VERVOLMAKEN was commissioned to design a practical reception room for a practitioners office space.

An open office floor plan with workspaces as well as a reception desk. Using greens as a natural barrier between the reception area and the back-office. A mix of existing furniture and own design, with integrated lighting and lots of storage space.

In collaboration with Studio Thomas Voorn, VERVOLMAKEN produced a bedside table in the shape of a ladder with integrated sewing box.

Every room showcases an aspect of fashion in Design Hotel Modez curated by fashion illustrator Piet Paris. In Thomas Voorn’s designed room the theme is sewing accessoiries: haberdashery.