The Abstraction of Surfaces: i29 interior architects

Perforated with polygonal cut-outs, the partition in “Home 07” contains a full kitchen with serving hatch plus ample  storage space. Made from wood-based panels, the  elongated unit was painted white after perforation and now stands as a focus of the overall spatial composition.
The Duivendrecht district in the south-east of Amsterdam is dominated by quick-build factories and equally bland street names. Yet, the facade of Industrieweg 29 conceals one of Holland’s up-and-coming interior design practices. Inspired by the sobriety of its setting, it has simply christened itself “i29”. The fact that the building number is easy to find makes a company nameplate superfluous....
Perforated with polygonal cut-outs, the partition in “Home 07” contains a full kitchen with serving hatch plus ample  storage space. Made from wood-based panels, the  elongated unit was painted white after perforation and now stands as a focus of the overall spatial composition.