
What begins among the industrial residual materials of VDL Groep takes shape as an entire world during Paris Fashion Week. With The Metal House, Tweek Eek presents its most ambitious project to date: a full size metal house surrounded by furniture, lighting, tableware, art objects and a new jewellery collection. An exhibition where visitors do not simply observe the designs but physically step into the world behind them.
In the lead up to the presentation, the creative process is documented at VDL and in Tweek Eek’s own factory. The photography follows the material from the factory floor to the final designs and captures the house itself. For the first time, it reveals how industrial remnants come together to form a new environment and offers a glimpse of what visitors can expect in Paris.



This transformation lies at the heart of the collaboration. Tweek Eek has long used industrial machinery to create jewellery, but is now extending this approach to an architectural scale. Metal sheets and pressings become walls, residual materials are transformed into furniture and industrial tubes are pressed and reshaped into sculptural jewellery. Traces of the production process remain visible, defining the rhythm, texture and character of each design.
Together with artists and designers including Studio Rens, Sarah Roseman, Choi Baekgi, Teun Zwets and Jim Bob Ruijgrok, Tweek Eek is creating one cohesive installation. From the construction of the house to the smallest piece of jewellery, the origin of the material remains tangible throughout.
During Paris Fashion Week, this world comes together in a former artist’s studio in Paris, bringing to life what can emerge when industry and imagination meet.



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