ABOUT
Wendy Plomp
Designer
A storyteller, inspired by the irony and drama of daily life, bringing together the incompatible with the compatible which creates something fresh and unexpected.
wendy@wnd.nu
t: 0031(0)641555883
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Project Medusa
28.05.2009
Special edition of 'Message in a box' designed for ‘Medusa’ a collection of organic-shaped chandeliers designed by former cashmere designer Lucia Bosisio .
Design Ecology!
26.01.2009
The newly released Design Ecology! book presents 'Message in a box' among several international 'green' companies and their innovative designs. The book is currently only available in German, but the English version will be released soon.
History revealed
26.01.2009
at the exhibition 'Florarium Temporum'.
Florarium Temporum
26.01.2009
Worked on and managed the exhibition design of 'Florarium Temporum' . This exhibition is about a book that was written around 1472 in an Eindhoven monestary by Nicolas Clopper Jr.
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Confession
26.01.2009
Only a x-ray scan reveals the secret inside.
Cover up vase from WND on Vimeo.
Beeldsmaak
26.01.2009
Together with food photographer Tony le Duc and chef Dick Middelweerd of the Treeswijkhoeve.
I worked on the styling and color design of the Treeswijkhoeve book 'Beeldsmaak' designed by Edhv .
'de Buitenwereld'
26.01.2009
Identity research and color design for the restaurant 'de Buitenwereld' .
Etapes magazine
23.07.2008
French graphic magazine Etapes published 'Message in a box'.
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A world of folk
23.07.2008
'Message in a box' displayed at A world of folk exhibition Norway.
A world of folk
new and norwegian lifestyles
July 5th – October 5th, 2008
Stavanger2008 and Li Edelkoort are pleased to announce the launch of A World of Folk; a celebration of new and Norwegian lifestyles as part of the European Capital of Culture’s summer programme. The exhibition will assemble the works of more than 100 of Norway’s established and emerging designers, craftspeople, artists and creatives, alongside key European players that have influenced the international modern folk movement.
The exhibition marks a significant trend Edelkoort forecasts towards a more unplugged lifestyle; announcing an optimistic period of creation where traditional techniques and rural design inspirations merge with new technologies and young mentalities intent on redefining a better future.
Photography Tom Haga
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Elle Bulgary
22.07.2008
