Sander Mulder
Sander Mulder
Pushing boundaries in design at TOOU.
Sander Mulder is a Dutch designer recognized for his bold and innovative approach to furniture, lighting, and interior design. His work merges strong geometric lines, intricate details, and forward-thinking construction techniques, creating pieces that challenge conventional design norms. With a passion for form, function, and experimentation, Mulder continues to redefine contemporary aesthetics with striking yet practical creations.
Sander Mulder
A visionary in modern design
Sander Mulder’s journey in design began in 1996, driven by his natural creativity and problem-solving mindset. This passion led him to study at the Design Academy Eindhoven, where he graduated in 2002, laying the foundation for his own design studio. Since then, he has built a diverse portfolio, working on furniture, lighting, and interiors for both international clients and his own collection. His work is characterized by an exploration of new materials, techniques, and design principles, ensuring that each creation is a bold statement rooted in functionality.
Mulder believes that great design is a harmonious blend of concept and execution. His approach pushes the boundaries of construction, usability, and aesthetics, often questioning traditional archetypes and reinterpreting them through modern innovation. This philosophy has made him a key figure in contemporary industrial design.
Sander Mulder’s TOOU Design Collaborations
At TOOU Design, Sander Mulder has brought his creative vision to life through the OUTO and Stellar collections, each reflecting his signature blend of structure, versatility, and bold aesthetics.
Revolutionizing Everyday Objects
Sander Mulder’s work for TOOU Design showcases his ability to merge artistic vision with practicality, redefining everyday furniture with cutting-edge techniques and dynamic aesthetics. His collections embrace innovation, versatility, and modern craftsmanship, ensuring that each piece is not just furniture but a statement of bold design and functionality.