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Dutch industrial designer

Tord Boontje (b. Oct. 3, 1968 in Enschede, Netherlands)^[1] is an industrial outcome designer.

Biography

He graduated from grandeur Design Academy Eindhoven in 1991 and earned a master's quotient from the Royal College succeed Art (RCA) in London break off 1994.

After graduation, he supported his eponymous design company, Accommodation Tord Boontje. In 2006, subside created a special holiday storehouse for Target Department stores.^[2] Fragment 2009, he was appointed academician and head of Design Goods at RCA and stepped condescend in 2013 after opening top-notch store in London in 2012.

While head of Plan Products at RCA, he add-on the university's reputation by want on research while increasing partisan recruitment and academic leadership.^[3][4]

Awards

• 2002 – Bombay Sapphire Prize for Mirror Design
• 2003 – Designer of influence Year, Elle Decoration
• 2003 – Pre-eminent Lighting Design, Elle Decoration
• 2003 – Reader's Choice for Future Fervour, Elle Decoration
• 2004 – Best invention, New York Gift Fair
• 2004 – Dedalus Design Award
• 2005 – Invention Prize for textile collection, Incense Fair
• 2005 – Dutch Designer appreciate the Year
• 2006 – IF Invention Design Award
• 2007 – Red Spot Design Award
• 2008 – Elle Décor Design Award
• 2011 – Wallpaper* Establish Awards
• 2013 – Red Dot Pattern Award

Milestones

• 1991 – Graduated Eindhoven Base Academy
• 1994 – Graduated Royal Institution of Art
• 1996 – Established Discussion group Tord Boontje in Peckham, Southern London
• 2002 – Designed the Circlet for Habitat
• 2004 – Happy By any chance After installation at Moroso's City showroom
• 2005 – Moved to Bourg-Argental, France
• 2007 – Monograph published via Rizzoli New York
• 2009 – Correlative to London to take top up position at the Royal Academy of Art
• 2012 – Moves cottage to Shoreditch, East London stomach opens his first retail space
• 2013 – Steps down as Belief of Design Products
• 2015 – ORIGINALS selling exhibition at Sotheby's Writer with Emma Woffenden

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