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TIM TEVEN EXHIBITION

Selected works from across the practice of Tim Teven Studio

Tube Desk & Chair — © Jeroen van der Wielen

Tim Teven Studio explores the relationship between material, process and form. Through self-developed production methods, materials are pressed, bent and deformed, allowing the making process itself to become an active part of the design. Rather than

Selected works from Tim Teven Studio, bringing together collections, materials and processes.

Tim Teven Studio explores the relationship between material, process and form, with a particular focus on metals such as steel, stainless steel and aluminium. Through self-developed production methods, these materials are pressed, bent and deformed, allowing the making process itself to become an active part of the design. Rather than imposing a predetermined shape, each object emerges from the interaction between material properties, applied force and controlled experimentation.

The exhibition brings together a selection of works from different collections developed by Tim Teven Studio over the past years. Presented side by side, the pieces offer a cross-section of the studio’s practice and reveal recurring themes, materials and production techniques. Rather than focusing on a single collection, the presentation shows how different projects are connected through a continuous exploration of material, construction and making.

Together, the works offer an insight into the studio’s ongoing exploration of how material behaviour and production processes can shape the character and identity of an object.

About TIM TEVEN STUDIO

Tim Teven (1993) is a Dutch designer whose practice focuses on material experimentation and the mechanical deformation of metal. Drawing from a family background in blacksmithing, he develops self-initiated production techniques that balance control and unpredictability. His work translates these processes into functional objects with a distinct material language, while collaborations with brands such as Gentle Monster, Rimowa, Stone Island and OMA extend this approach to larger scales.

Tube Desk & Chair — © Jeroen van der Wielen

Tube Table Round — © MH Photography

Press Forge Chair — © TIM TEVEN STUDIO

Tube Bench — © Pierre Castignola

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