Designer
Born in Kortrijk, Belgium in 1955, Stéphane Beel earned his architectural degree from the Higher Institute of Architecture in Ghent. In the early 1980s, he established his own architectural studio, where he embarked on a remarkable career. The architectural brilliance of Stéphane Beel has garnered international recognition, with his work being prominently featured in prestigious publications such as the renowned architectural journal El Croquis in 2005 and 2011. He has been the recipient of numerous awards, including the esteemed Mies van der Rohe Award, further solidifying his reputation as a visionary architect.
Tops
Available in melamine, Fenix hpl and veneer.
Legs
The 2V-legs and 5V-legs are in solid wood: black lacquered ash, walnut colour stained ash or solid natural oak.
Bulo believes that change and evolution are inevitable. In today’s world, the boundaries between workspace and home have become blurred. Offices are integrating home and there are hospitality elements in the workplace landscape. Homes are now equipped with office components allowing ways of working from home and changing the characterisation of work to be less conventional and more fluid and mobile.
Moreover, confidence in people making their own aesthetic and ergonomic choices has grown, and when factoring in progress in science and technology, the change escalated. Bulo welcomes this change and views it as a challenge to broaden its design horizons and inspire innovation.
