Design’s new intimacy: For Sabine Marcelis, COVID-19 has meant less work for fashion houses and more for home owners
We’re up to article six of our series in partnership with Dutch Design Week that looks at whether the ‘new normal’ has brought a new level of intimacy to the studios of creatives in the Netherlands.
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