2022 Dinky Dutch is a sustainable presentation in Milan by a concept of Erik Kessels and furniture by Lensvelt. The Bucket Chair and a bespoke sofa together with square meeting tables in the restaurant setting. The Coquille Chair in the entrance area of Dinky Dutch. 2022 Revisiting the Boring collection at new venture Certosa in Milan 2019 In contrast with the previous year we showed all new furniture in Milan. New Chesterfield was designed by Baranowitz + Kronenberg Lazy Modernist and AVL Office chair both designed by Atelier van Lieshout Felix chair was launched during the Salone del Mobile in 2019 New Balance sofa was designed by Fabio Novembre Bar Baas our pop up restaurant with the Maarten Baas chair special edition Modular supplied matching table lamps Dinkey restaurant became BAR BAAS The Dinky edition has matching upholstery and frame 2018 The concept of Nothing New entailed a presentation showing all used furniture to emphasize sustainability Our own Lensvelt 'No Idea chair' was bought back on line Stealth Cabinet, one of all time bestsellers was borrowed from a client AVL Office chair styled according the nothing new concept by curator Maarten Spruyt The Boring Collection tower was borrowed from the previous Milan presentation Maarten Baas barstools and PH1 barstools (left) are 'dressed up' eclectically Table T88A and chair MVS CN, the exclusive Maarten van Severen furniture was also vintage 2017 the launch of the Maarten Baas chairs with an award winning installation which definitely asked for attention This catchy title explaines the concept of the installation Maarten Baas 101 chair shows eight different shapes for the backrest Winner of the Milano Design Award 2016, left; Maarten Baas, right; Hans Lensvelt The chair shown at the Ventura Centrale presentation in all black 2016 Lensvelt wins Milan Design Award 2016 with The Boring Collection According to the jury Lensvelt and Space Encounters Office for Architecture created the best concept of all 1600 exhibitors. The exhibition concept was developed in collaboration with Space Encounters and students from KABK in The Hague. The project is a simple but effective conceptual innovation which starts from turning a stereotype into a playful and engaging experience. 2015 the exclusive desk UNM shows a contrast in materials UNM a chic desk with an industrial looking turning wheel lijn 2014 The installation for the Maarten van Severen furniture was designed by O.M.A MVS S88 has a steel frame, a leather backrest and a thick canvas cushion Chaise longue CHL95 and the aluminum chair made out of one piece of material 2013 Presentation of the Studio Job furniture at the impressive Sala Cenacolo in Milan Job Cabinet, Job Buffet and Job Desk, all quipped with golden details Job Lamp with an oversized gold button Studio Job, Job Smeets and Nienke Tynagel during the cocktail party 2012 Furnication-WWIII (world war three) celebrated 12.5 years of colaboration with atelier van Lieshout (AVL) AVL Office chair and workbench presented in blue Spider chair, first generation Skull was presented outside next to the military inspired catering area The ‘gigantic blue cannon’ stands symbolic for the powerful partnership between Lensvelt and AVL 2011 Job Cabinet premiered in 2011 AVL office chairs and workbench Job Cabinet with the oversized golden key was first presented in 2011 Crate cabinet by Mark van der Gronden