On January 30th, the annual Henry van de Velde awards, the Belgian Oscars for design, will be presented. Within six categories – Communication, Design-led crafts, Ecodesign, Efficiency, Everyday Life and Healthcare – all designs will be subdivided after which a professional jury will choose the winners. Among the nominees we are happy to find a number of Wanderful.design. But before the winners can collect their price, you, the public still has a vote that can make a change. You can still vote until December 22nd. Choose a #wwwwanderful design object, project or service and make sure they get all the credits they deserve for the next Henry van de Velde Public Award 2017!

THEOMATIK – Studio Frédéric Boonen 
Theomatik is a table tool for people with only one functional arm. The idea came from Theo Willen, and Frédéric Boonen designed the product. Read more

TABLESKIN – Lore Langendries voor Verilin
Tableskin is a 100% Belgian tablecloth and napkin. It’s the result of a collaboration between luxury linen manufacturer Verilin and artistic maker Lore Langendries. From Lore’s doctoral research and the artistic work resulting therefrom, the idea came to transfer this natural material and its properties to a new natural carrier. Read more

DUBIO – Roel Vandebeek voor Nelissen Steenfabrieken
Nelissen Bricks and product designer Roel Vandebeek surprise the industry with a world first: the Dubio. Dubio is a brick with shadow lines that creates an illusion of two thin stacked bricks. Dubio 1 has a symmetrical joint and Dubio 2 an asymmetrical joint. This gives the architect creative options with an ecological touch that were not previously possible. Read more

VOLLEBAK VENNESTRAAT – Het Labo
Vollebak Vennestraat is a street festival in the multicultural and culinary Vennestraat in Genk, for which designers collective Het Labo vzw developed an original corporate identity, including typical blue vegetable boxes. The goal was to create an ideal framework for the look and feel of a multicultural street party with many local products. Read more

H-BENCH – Studio Segers voor ECO-oh!
Studio Segers once more created an iconically designed bench made out of 100% recycled post-consumer plastics. Its design ensures functionality and comfort to melt together into a flexible modular concept. Its concept enables the creation of an endless bench, combining individual low or high modules in different colours facing different sides. The H-benches are introducing comfortable design for public furniture that brings joy. Read more

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