EXHIBITIONS 2025
Design Biënnale Rotterdam - 20 Feb - 2 Mar. ‘25
Collectible Brussels - 13 - 15 Mar. ‘25
Milan Design Week - 8 - 13 Apr. ‘25
Paris Design Week - 4 - 13 Sept. ‘25
GLUE Amsterdam - 18 - 21 Sept. ‘25
Curated Brussels - 26 - 28 Sept. ‘25
Dutch Design Week - 18 - 26 Oct. ‘25
During GLUE Amsterdam at TANK, Mokko joins group exhibition Show Not Show and presents objects from its latest collections, Aperta, Taes and products of the Acer and Trigon collection.
18 - 21 Sept. 13.00 - 18.00
TANK - Rembrandtplein 17
During Paris Design Week Mokko will exhibit the Taes collection at gallery BOON_ROOM in their 700 m² gallery space dedicated to collectible design and functional art.
Along side our Taes collection, Boon Room unveils four collections by Pieter Maes, Stefano Giacomello, Atelier Pendhapa, and Tom Hancocks, together with works from a curated selection of designers including Jialun Xiong, Jose Chafer, ERM Studio, A2Studio, A-N-D, Ward Strootman, Cal Summers, Tipstudio, Valeria Vasi, Sizar Alexis, and others.
Paris Design Week
4–13 September 2025
BOON_ROOM
9 rue de Lesdiguierès, 75004 Paris
‘eat, sleep, paint, repeat’
RUM Magazine captured artist Peggy Kuiper’s home atelier in Amsterdam where our Brut Bibliothèque serves as a display of the artist’s collection of African tribal art, literature and souvenirs.
Photo by Renée Kemps
RUM Magazine, 01/2025
Video portrait of Peggy Kuiper
The Family Show by Love House gallery New York, May 2025
The exhibition features over 60 designers and artists whose works reinterpret “family” as a concept, process, memory or metaphor.
Featured: Acer Candle Holder R:4
Photo by Joe Kramm
Taes Collection at BOON_ROOM X A-N-D, Milan Design Week 2025
Parisian gallery Boon Editions and Vancouver-based lighting design studio A-N-D presented a show of collectible design throughout two levels of a former bank at Via San Vittore al Teatro, including in the defunct vaults.
Featured: Taes Collection
The collection draws inspiration from the majestic sloping-sided architectural platforms, historically used for religious, ceremonial and defensive purposes. In stacked form, the platforms raise monuments such as pyramids and temples. Single platforms were used as foundations of buildings and defensive structures.
Photography by Studio Brinth
Article by Dezeen
COLLECTIBLE BRUSSELS 2025
Experimental in its approach, COLLECTIBLE is a one-of-a-kind platform for the showcase and discovery of the best in contemporary collectible design. Seeking to continuously push the boundaries of creativity, the fair brings together established and emerging galleries, design studios, independent makers and brands in a dynamic integrated space, while collaborating with leading curators, design institutions and foundations to deliver groundbreaking commissions and curated projects.
Focused on today’s creation, COLLECTIBLE strives to only showcase high-quality and well-researched objects which reflect the latest currents. In order to keep COLLECTIBLE's concept coherent, works presented are either unique pieces, bespoke commissions or limited editions, pieces are functional or have functionality in mind during the process and all works need to have been produced recently, while premieres are favoured.
At COLLECTIBLE, Parisian gallery BOON ROOM launched Mokko’s Taes collection and Mokko joined group exhibition Show Not Show with a selection of recent objects.
framework studio - residential project
Nestled in Amsterdam’s vibrant Museum neighbourhood, Framework Studio have crafted an apartment for a young family of three characterised by sinuous forms, authentic materials and elements of surprise.
‘De Hooch’ is situated within an innovative residential building conceived by MVSA Architects, marked by its dark rounded facade and verdant balconies. Drawing inspiration from this distinctive setting, Framework Studio have created an interior with curved walls and strong nods to the leafy streets beyond.
Project by Framework Studio
Featured: Brut Table
Photography by Kasia Gatkowska
Source: Est Living
Dutch Design Week 2024 - Group exhibition - Show Not Show
De Kruisruimte, a cultural center boasting studios for artists, musicians and designers, presented “Show Not Show,” with the impetus of pulling back the proverbial curtain to show not only finished products, but the process of creation as well. Frank Pender’s contribution included his new furniture collection that seemed to take a cue from Isamu Noguchi’s famed sheet metal sculptures drawing from natural shapes and experiments in the surface patina of steel from the 1980s. Pender’s “StepSlide” took a Noguchi-esque playground approach, adding the flourish of a slide to the opposite end of a set of practical looking stairs. Meanwhile, the dramatic angles and torquing of a single sheet of metal for his “ONE Rise” chair recalled the curves and implied motion of a Futurist sculpture.
Article by Sight Unseen
Paris Design Week 2024 - Maison & Objet
Studio event at Mokko for interior designers and architects
At the studio we introduced our latest additions to the collection and a collaboration with Michael Anastassiades.
Paris Design Week 2024 - GOOD SELECTION
Video by Adam Skotarczak
Project by Bob van Zonneveld
Featured: Hari Coffee Table
Photography by Mart Goossens
Artist’s home in Amsterdam
Featured: Brut Bibliothèque
Home of Parisian DJ Fiona Zanetti, Paris, FR
Featured: Brut Table