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Modular Ceramic Bench, Design Miami Edition. Designed by Rino Claessens and presented at Design Miami, this modular bench features fourteen individual stools that can be arranged to form a versatile seating area. Users can easily create numerous configurations by rearranging the stools. Crafted from glazed stoneware, this outdoor-friendly bench is represented by Gallery Scene Ouverte.

Flexible Formed Table Mirror: A unique creation embracing unpredictability. The table mirror is made of cast bronze with a mirror polished finish, designed by Rino Claessens for Gallery Scene Ouverte

Flexible Formed Table Lamp by designer Rino Claessens. A ceramic table lamp created by the designers self invented technique of casting plaster into latex. A unique creation embracing unpredictability.

Flexible Formed Bowl by designer Rino Claessens. A ceramic bowl created by the designers self invented technique of casting plaster into latex. A unique creation embracing unpredictability.

A wooden side table by designer Rino Claessens for Monde Singulier. Crafted from solid wood to accentuate natural grain. Available in stained ash or walnut, with options for a smooth or gouged finish. Clean lines and basic forms define the design.

A wooden side table by designer Rino Claessens for Monde Singulier. Crafted from solid wood to accentuate natural grain. Available in stained ash or walnut, with options for a smooth or gouged finish. Clean lines and basic forms define the design.

Solo Exhibition at Gallery Scene Ouverte, Paris: Designer Rino Claessens presents Modular Ceramic Furniture. Explore the innovative collection showcased in this exclusive exhibition.

Solo Exhibition at Gallery Scene Ouverte, Paris: Designer Rino Claessens presents Modular Ceramic Furniture. Explore the innovative collection showcased in this exclusive exhibition.

Images of Rino Claessens' Modular Ceramic Bench: Part of the Modular Ceramic system, this bench features a curved shape and comprises fourteen individual stools. Easily assembled into one large seating or rearranged for various configurations. Crafted from glazed stoneware, suitable for outdoor use. Presented by Gallery Scene Ouverte

Images of Rino Claessens' Modular Ceramics: A versatile system with four ceramic modules – cross, T-shape, corner, and straight. Fired and connected by internal bolts, allowing easy disassembly and reconstruction into new objects. Stoneware modules feature a textured, mixed-color finish achieved through brushing and sponging.

Images of Rino Claessens' Modular Ceramics: A versatile system with four ceramic modules – cross, T-shape, corner, and straight. Fired and connected by internal bolts, allowing easy disassembly and reconstruction into new objects. Stoneware modules feature a textured, mixed-color finish achieved through brushing and sponging.

Images of Rino Claessens' Modular Ceramics: A versatile system with four ceramic modules – cross, T-shape, corner, and straight. Fired and connected by internal bolts, allowing easy disassembly and reconstruction into new objects. Stoneware modules feature a textured, mixed-color finish achieved through brushing and sponging.

Images of furniture designer Rino Claessens' CLCT and SLCT tables: Evolving from the 'Scraped Earth' project, these large ceramic tables feature a complex shape, unique function, and tactile finish. Challenging material limits while showcasing ceramics in a new context

Images of furniture designer Rino Claessens' CLCT and SLCT tables: Evolving from the 'Scraped Earth' project, these large ceramic tables feature a complex shape, unique function, and tactile finish. Challenging material limits while showcasing ceramics in a new context

Ceramic stools called “Scraped Earth” by Eindhoven based designer Rino Claessens. A graduation project at the Design Academy Eindhoven. Made with this self invented technique of scraping clay over molds with self made tools.

Porcelain tableware called “Kodai” crafted by Eindhoven based designer Rino Claessens. Created during a residency in Arita, Japan.

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