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Studio Beeks designs and crafts furniture for architectural interiors. Combining engineering precision with refined craftsmanship, each piece is defined by structural clarity, material integrity and an enduring spatial presence.

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Dining Table Coffee Table Lounge Chair Side Table

Techno Series

Techno is a furniture collection where uncompromising craftsmanship and rugged elegance converge into architectural design.

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Coen Beeksma at work in the studio

Coen Beeksma, designer & furniture maker, combines the analytical mindset of an engineer with the tactile knowledge of a maker. Each object is approached as an interconnected system, resolving proportion, construction and material until every element supports the whole.

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Commissions

Furniture and spatial objects developed in response to a specific setting, use or architectural need. Each commission brings proportion, construction and material together in a piece designed for its place.

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Joinery detail of a commissioned cabinet

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Exhibitions

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Available pieces

Techno dining table N° 1.1 – Dining Table View
Techno coffee table N° 1.2 – Coffee Table View
Techno lounge chair N° 1.3 – Lounge Chair View
Techno side table N° 1.4 – Side Table View

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Process, exhibitions and observations from the studio.

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Exhibitions: Where to Find Studio Beeks

Studio Beeks has shown work across a growing number of design events over the past two years, from GLUE Amsterdam to Dutch Design Week to SOLIDIFIED in Milan, each one a chance to show the work in a different context and to a different audience.

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Working Backward from the Finished Piece

Most of my work starts at the end. Before a single sketch, I usually have a clear image of the finished piece already in mind, and the process is about working backward from there. That means moving repeatedly through the individual components: the joinery, the proportions, the material, the way…

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Engineering meets Craftmanship

A technical background changes how you look at a piece of furniture before you have even started making it. It shows up first in material selection: not every piece of oak is equal, and knowing why one board will hold and another will move over time is the first decision,…

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