SPRMRKT X WDSTCK | SPRMRKT concept store Amsterdam

When Nelleke Strijkers first entered the space she knew she had found the raw and unfinished area where she could do whatever she wanted. Her concept store SPRMRKT has a perfect raw and honest emotion that she is really comfortable with. At SPRMRKT you will find wearables, interior, exhibitions and more.


It is one of the shops I truly admire for years as it has this unfinished atmosphere I love. Totally painted in black, lots of black fashion, great bags and shoes… need I say more? It is also a store I can wander around maybe just a bit longer because of the music they play!

Lately Neleke has been working on making art and design more accessible at SPRMRKT as she noticed how young designers often struggle with a minimum income because of a minimum demand. Launching the co-branded concrete ‘Van Vels’ bowls and the ‘stal collective’ are the result of a collaboration between SPRMRKT and WDSTCK.

WDSTCK offers a range of multidisciplinary objects that each tell a personal story. The collection is presented at their gallery located in the middle of a forest in Naarden. From there, every object travels trough boutiques, art-fairs, conceptstores and museums until it finds a way to its future owner. 

This week I went to the opening of the exhibition of WDSTCK’s new collection at SPRMRKT. Besides various architectural and interior design objects, the collection also included fashion and photography. WDSTCK’s new paper magazine with the latest designs, background stories and visual essays was launched as well. Read the magazine online here |WDSTCK paper magazine

 

I really loved the photography with model Miriam de Boer wearing one of the pieces shown above. If you love the pictures you can see a few more at my city guide blog Amsterdam Next where you can also find more info about SPRMRKT. Some of the opening pictures at my facebook album

To see more of the collection, have a look at the making of the WDSTCK collection video shoot and the WDSTCK website.

                 

Pictures © Amsterdamnext.com | Vosgesparis