A lot of people tell us that we are living the dream life. If the dream life is not being stuck in a system that demands 2 full time jobs, 2 kids, a mortgage, two (lease) cars and the stress and expectations from society/ peers that come with that. Then yes we live a dream life.

In this second blog about how remote design thinking works, I’d like to share two design thinking projects with you. In both cases the clients are situated in the Netherlands.

Re-designing your life is one thing but then executing your new life and build a steady remote working business is another thing. it takes time & effort.

A lot of designers & design thinkers used to say that design thinking does’t work in the online world…

On Friday March 13 we quarantined ourselves, on Sunday March 15 the state of emergency was declared in Spain, on Wednesday I burst into tears. Why?

Last week the Dutch designer Friso Kramer passed away on a respectable age of 96 years old. It struck me suddenly how big his influence was on me as a designer.

Last week we had a design session amongst ourselves to find out two things…

Having a clear design process is key for running our design studio. Our process originated in our design thinking background.

Waking up in the morning to the sound of birds singing, watching foxes run in the fields while enjoying breakfast and having the mighty Pyrenees as your backyard sounds like a scene from a movie.