Jeroen Kors's Contact Details

Jeroen Kors's Company Details

Kommerkors (Dutch design)

Schoonhoven, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands • 4 Employees
Design

For over fifteen years, the Dutch designers of Kommerkors have been a welcomed presence at clients who combine quality and market leadership with remarkable and innovative designs. For instance, for Albert Heijn, the leading food retailer in the Netherlands, we designed premiums: the Hup Holland Hamsters (2014 World Cup) and Beesie (2010 World Cup). For contract furniture manufacturer Casala, we designed a conference chair that has garnered a Red Dot Design Award. And for Royal Dutch Auping we created a whole new range of superior bedding. METHOD OF WORKING Success is in the details: a remarkable design, new functionality and the ability to produce large-scale orders at low cost. We take into account all the factors that determine the success of the design. Within budget and time limit set, we devise possibilities that others don't see. In technically complex assignments, we are often asked to come up with a basic idea. We then work intensively with the producer, who takes care of the engineering. We like to think of ourselves as an extension of your company, not as the opinionated designers who think they know everything better. That stands to reason, because you know your products and your market better than anyone. And we know the possibilities to perfectly connect to that with a design that makes a lasting impression. NETHERLANDS We are a flexible design studio in The Netherlands, located in Schoonhoven – between Rotterdam and Utrecht. Our founders are Ewalt Kommer and Jeroen Kors, both born in 1969 and graduates in industrial product design from The Hague University of Applied Sciences. AWARDS We have been honoured with awards on several occasions: in 2003 with the Dutch Design Award, in 2008 with a Red Dot Design Award for the Lynx chairs by Casala and "our" Hup Holland Hamsters for Albert Heijn were proclaimed the best World Cup campaign in 2014. The Soap Belly by Cleverline was nominated in 2010 for the Dutch Design Awards.