In 1990, Roderick Vos and Claire Teewwen founded the ducth design studio “Roderick Vos Studio”. With a well known interior design style, the studio is specialized in innovative interior solutions and products for modern home designs. Now, has recently opened a new showroom in The Netherlands, which reflects its designer’s conviction about what design should, or not should be.

With collaborations with companies such as Alessi, Driade and Moooi, products on display include iconic design pieces such as the modular Dresser Montigny, the almost poetic Kiyo faucet and the organic Atlantis bowl. As we said, their interior design style makes the difference.

Roderick Vos’ philosophy as a designer is simple: ”Good design should be self-explanatory,” in other words, a design object should not require intellectual and conceptual explanations in order to be appreciated, used and enjoyed. For Roderick Vos, art and design are two different beasts with the latter being in the service of everyday life, utility and efficiency.

More recent projects at the Roderick Vos Studio include the hybrid Bucketlight (cast-aluminium pots with live plants hung from the ceiling, double-functioning as lighting) and the interior design for the eat-in kitchen of hotel Château de la Resle in Burgundy, France.