Studio Parade

PURE, PLAYFUL AND DIVERSE

Paulien Berendsen (1967) and Eric Sloot (1963) together form Studio Parade. The name refers to the ‘procession of beautiful things’ and the diversity that designers stand for. The two designers met in the 80s at the Design Academy in Eindhoven where Eric specialised in product design and Paulien in spatial design. After graduating they founded Studio Parade. With care, aesthetics and connection as a starting point, they made various sturdy and pure pieces of furniture.

Bookcase Paperback in Paulien’s apartment. Photo: Kaatje Verschoren.

Studio Parade’s work has a great diversity. Besides designing furniture for various collections, Studio Parade also works on graphic projects, exhibitions and interior design for public buildings.

Eric Sloot and Paulien Berendsen at the Phill table

For the Spectrum collection Studio Parade designed the Paperback wallsystem and the Phill table. The Phill table is multifunctional as a dining table, work table or conference table. The Paperback is pure, playful and designed out of love for books. The design serves the content.

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