VERDUYN STUDIO
PROJECTS
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Low stool
A bold expression of brutalist design, this low stool is sculpted from sustainable wood to showcase the material’s natural strength and texture. Its simple, unyielding form is a tribute to raw authenticity, making it a versatile addition to any modern interior. Perfect for a range of environments—from waiting rooms to living spaces—this piece is a testament to timeless Belgian craftsmanship. Available for clients in Belgium, Europe, and worldwide who appreciate durable, high-impact design.
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Arka
From the workshop of designer Davey Verduyn, in colaboration with designer Brokstik, the ARKA is a testament to functional minimalism and lasting design. This modular furniture piece features elegant, curved lines and a clean, matte finish, seamlessly transforming diverse environments—from collaborative workspaces to private residences.
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Desk One
Crafted by Verduyn Studio, this solid oak desk redefines the modern workspace. Its clean, substantial form and unique curved design create a powerful focal point, blending raw authenticity with minimalist elegance. Built to last with a focus on durability and genuine materials, Desk One is more than furniture—it’s an investment in a timeless, functional workspace.
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DRYS
This shelving unit, crafted from a burned house in the Ardens made by Verduyn Studio, redefines minimalist storage. Its raw, robust aesthetic makes a powerful statement, perfect for private residences and modern commercial spaces alike. Built to last with a focus on durability and authentic materials, this design is ideal for clients who are searching high-end furniture with a distinctive brutalist style.
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ANESIS
Looking for a statement piece that’s uniquely yours? This custom-made Brutalist furniture, crafted in Belgium by designer Davey Verduyn, offers bold, architectural beauty tailored to your space. Each item is a testament to genuine craftsmanship, blending solid materials with a raw, geometric aesthetic to create a piece that’s both a functional object and a work of art.