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The Shoe Quarter

Loading image: Sneakers in acrylic display cases on dark tables at The Shoe Quarter, with shoe photo collages and herringbone parquet Sneakers in acrylic display cases on dark tables at The Shoe Quarter, with shoe photo collages and herringbone parquet

Project Schoenen Kwartier
Location Raadhuisplein 1, Waalwijk
Meubilair Lensvelt contractmeubilair

Loading image: Long black exhibition table centred in a window bay at The Shoe Quarter, flanked by wall-high sneaker photo collages Long black exhibition table centred in a window bay at The Shoe Quarter, flanked by wall-high sneaker photo collages
Loading image: Dining area at The Shoe Quarter with black tables, spindle-back chairs, timber benches and ring pendant lights Dining area at The Shoe Quarter with black tables, spindle-back chairs, timber benches and ring pendant lights
Loading image: Office at The Shoe Quarter with a white height-adjustable Atelier Van Lieshout desk, grey task chair on castors and a shoe artwork Office at The Shoe Quarter with a white height-adjustable Atelier Van Lieshout desk, grey task chair on castors and a shoe artwork

Atelier van Lieshout

Joep van Lieshout is a sculpture, visionary and artist.  He has acquired international fame with both autonomous work as well as commissioned work, within all aspects of art, design and architecture. His style is often characterized as quick, bold and eccentric. Van Lieshout’s friendship with Hans Lensvelt dates way back as they both share complementary visions and a similar outlook on life. Atelier van Lieshout (AVL) has designed many special and desired products for Lensvelt which are often seen as modern classics. Joep van Lieshout/AVL, have created a rich ouvre of sculptures and installations, buildings and furniture classified both as utopias and dystopias. His work is characterized by a number of recurring themes, motives and obsessions such as: systems, power, autarky, life, sex and death.

The art pieces and installations are exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide – from the MOMA in New York, the Hayward Gallery in London right down to Centre Pompidou in Paris… and the Lensvelt’s Design experience in Breda.

Loading image: Café at The Shoe Quarter with a timber counter, black tables and chairs, slatted wood benches and arched rear windows Café at The Shoe Quarter with a timber counter, black tables and chairs, slatted wood benches and arched rear windows
Loading image: Sneaker gallery at The Shoe Quarter: black display tables, wall-mounted shoes and collage panels over herringbone parquet Sneaker gallery at The Shoe Quarter: black display tables, wall-mounted shoes and collage panels over herringbone parquet
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