Last December 2021 you could visit Weelde during the weekends for the Winter Warenmarkt. A flea market full of creatives, good food and hot mulled wine. We were also there with a booth on December 18. We have sold a lot of beautiful objects to beautiful people. Check the photos below for an impression!
We have made another victim of our spying: Kelly Vincent. This creative entrepreneur is the owner of Weelde. As a Rotterdammer you probably know it: a creative free state in Rotterdam-West. She was born and raised in Rotterdam. We dropped in again to ask a lot of questions and also took a lot of pictures. …
The next victims of our I SPY series is the cute couple Marije & Thys. Marije has been active in the cultural sector for a few years now and is currently working as a cultural programmer at the library in Rotterdam. Thys has been actively involved in making the nightlife in Rotterdam vibrant and safe …
The next victim of I SPY is Olger, a 24 year young creative from Rotterdam. Olger lives in Rotterdam-Zuid (South of Rotterdam) and on the moment of our invasion he is still finishing his studies. His passion is visiting thrift stores to find unique fashion and interior items. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀We sneaked into Olgers house in Rotterdam-Zuid to …
Richelle is 25 years young and before the “rona drama” she was bar manager at a lovely tropical restaurant on the Hoogstraat: COCO. Now that the restaurants are closed, she is mainly relaxing and her energy goes to activities that make her happy. For example, she does voluntary work for a few hours a week …
We had the honor of redecorating Weelde’s office. The inspiration for their new office is a combination of a modern atelier and a feng shui space: creative yet minimalistic with no unnecessary fuss. With a neatly cleaned office, there is also more space for high productivity and creativity. Below you can read and see what …
Welcome to the very first I SPY, the series where we peek into the homes of interesting people. The first victim is Rein Reitsma, a Rotterdam designer who likes to experiment with different (often everyday and recycled) materials when creating objects. Rein does not necessarily choose the easiest way to make his products and often …
